Park/E brake components/ part numbers
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Park/E brake components/ part numbers
First post, hope this is the right spot, and sorry if I over looked previous post with this information. But can not find current numbers or answers.
recently purchased a 86 f-250 6.9 IDI that had a ZF5 swapped into it. love the truck, has a few issues that needs attention. But first I’d like to fix my E/Park brake.
would appreciate numbers for following parts.
The pedal is completely shot.
missing equalizer
missing all cables ( rear LH and RH, intermediate, and Forward)
Was curious if anyone had the current part numbers for all these. (Any numbers would help even Dorman) I did find an old thread with old cable rear cable numbers but brought up for a 90’s something f-350. I apologize if this all has already been addressed but can not seem to find it.
side note; LMC website is not working for me at all, for whatever reason. I tried there first.
thank you in advance!
recently purchased a 86 f-250 6.9 IDI that had a ZF5 swapped into it. love the truck, has a few issues that needs attention. But first I’d like to fix my E/Park brake.
would appreciate numbers for following parts.
The pedal is completely shot.
missing equalizer
missing all cables ( rear LH and RH, intermediate, and Forward)
Was curious if anyone had the current part numbers for all these. (Any numbers would help even Dorman) I did find an old thread with old cable rear cable numbers but brought up for a 90’s something f-350. I apologize if this all has already been addressed but can not seem to find it.
side note; LMC website is not working for me at all, for whatever reason. I tried there first.
thank you in advance!
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Try this link. Not sure where you are going to get some of this stuff though. I never have had to replace the front pedal assembly. I have replaced the rear cables on every truck I have had, the parts stores carry those. I usually make my own equalizer parts. You can buy cable and cable clamps in the hardware store.
Brakes - Gary's Garagemahal (the Bullnose bible)
P.S. Parts for a 1996 and below should still fit your truck.
Brakes - Gary's Garagemahal (the Bullnose bible)
P.S. Parts for a 1996 and below should still fit your truck.
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Franklin2,
Roger that, I greatly appreciate it. And yea I was trying to find quick “bolt on” parts but probably wind up fabricating something up if I can get the cables. An E/park brake is a pretty simple concept just have to make sure the adjustments and tension are right and “locking” or ratcheting mechanism to engage it works. I would expect and aftermarket foot pedal or even lever would suffice or even any one really if I can fab a sturdy bracket up...
but thanks for the link! I’ll definitely look into that.
Roger that, I greatly appreciate it. And yea I was trying to find quick “bolt on” parts but probably wind up fabricating something up if I can get the cables. An E/park brake is a pretty simple concept just have to make sure the adjustments and tension are right and “locking” or ratcheting mechanism to engage it works. I would expect and aftermarket foot pedal or even lever would suffice or even any one really if I can fab a sturdy bracket up...
but thanks for the link! I’ll definitely look into that.
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Franklin2,
Roger that, I greatly appreciate it. And yea I was trying to find quick “bolt on” parts but probably wind up fabricating something up if I can get the cables. An E/park brake is a pretty simple concept just have to make sure the adjustments and tension are right and “locking” or ratcheting mechanism to engage it works. I would expect and aftermarket foot pedal or even lever would suffice or even any one really if I can fab a sturdy bracket up...
but thanks for the link! I’ll definitely look into that.
Roger that, I greatly appreciate it. And yea I was trying to find quick “bolt on” parts but probably wind up fabricating something up if I can get the cables. An E/park brake is a pretty simple concept just have to make sure the adjustments and tension are right and “locking” or ratcheting mechanism to engage it works. I would expect and aftermarket foot pedal or even lever would suffice or even any one really if I can fab a sturdy bracket up...
but thanks for the link! I’ll definitely look into that.
Also ebay is a source and try Rockauto.com
These cables and other ford brake parts are widely available from many sources.
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The only thing that will be an issue is the pedal assy. as that would be dealer only or used, no one sells them like the cables & adjuster.
Now for some reason I think there was a post on the pedal assy. not being the same for all model trucks but Gary's link should have that information.
Dave ----
Now for some reason I think there was a post on the pedal assy. not being the same for all model trucks but Gary's link should have that information.
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The only thing that will be an issue is the pedal assy. as that would be dealer only or used, no one sells them like the cables & adjuster.
Now for some reason I think there was a post on the pedal assy. not being the same for all model trucks but Gary's link should have that information.
Dave ----
Now for some reason I think there was a post on the pedal assy. not being the same for all model trucks but Gary's link should have that information.
Dave ----
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