3404spdfish
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Has anybody ever changed over to 67 cable route on a 65 barracuda?
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Technically, it is a Parking Brake .
Inertia
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Nope, how many times you back outta a driveway, parking space, whatever, then put it into forward, and the vehicle goes nowhere till you release the emergency.
A park brake should hold in reverse, say on a hill, so it doesn't roll away.
Then you curb the wheels .
I bet your "motor vehicle act" requires a "secondary mechanical" brake for "emergency".
Look it up
Cheers. . . Lol I know you knew that was coming, lol
Inertia
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California Code, Vehicle Code - VEH § 26454
Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
(a) The service brakes of every motor vehicle or combination of vehicles shall be adequate to control the movement of and to stop and hold the vehicle or combination of vehicles under all conditions of loading.
(b) Every motor vehicle or combination of vehicles, at any time and under all conditions of loading, shall, upon application of the service brake, be capable of stopping from an initial speed of 20 miles per hour according to the following requirements:
None of this nonsense is helping the OP with his issue.
Inertia
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The question was ambiguous/ vague.
My immediate thought was to use the emergency cables off the rear end that was in the car.
But I hesitated cuz I'm not sure that was the question, and I haven't done it to a 65ish, but I have done it with later diffs.
But is that what he asked,? - then you made an incorrect enhanced statement, that I was compelled to answer, as you knew it would.
That wasn't me! Re read the posts.
My reading of the ops post was pretty clear, can 67 emergency / parking brake cable routing be used on a 65.
The 67 runs on the left side till it goes over the driveshaft and follows the housing to the pass side.
I don't see any obstacle to doing this with the right parts, but who knows what obstacles are in the way.
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