E-brake line problem

Jaysen4runner

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After I install my lift rear (890ome) my rear e-brake line can't be install correctly. Not sure what happen, line bracket need??
 

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You should have a bracket that mounts to the diff, basically a 2" piece of steel you can make yourself
 
Nah, you could lift it 3 feet and that cable would not move. It's unsprung all the way from axle to axle. You have the guide in wrong. It mounts on the bottom of that tab curving down. I just looked at mine.
 
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Nah, you could lift it 3 feet and that cable would not move. It's unsprung all the way from axle to axle. You have the guide in wrong. It mounts on the bottom of that tab curving down. I just looked at mine.

He is right. I noticed after my 8wraps were installed my e-brake stopped working and was messing with the e-brake and you def. routed it wrong it shouldnt hump up like that....
with that said, my e-brake is still not working! seems like there is too much slack in the line i pull the handle up halfway before anything seems to grab or you can feel resistance
 
He is right. I noticed after my 8wraps were installed my e-brake stopped working and was messing with the e-brake and you def. routed it wrong it shouldnt hump up like that....
with that said, my e-brake is still not working! seems like there is too much slack in the line i pull the handle up halfway before anything seems to grab or you can feel resistance

In that case your brakes need adjustment. Either the shoes, or the bellcranks, or both.
 
I only remove the cable from the drum nothing else was remove beside that!?still can firgure how it can be route wrong?

It looks to me as though someone removed the cable from the diff by prying open the guide clamp, then put it back together with the clamp reversed on the guide. You couldn't do that unless the clamp was then off the diff. You can see the clamp is kind of bent up around the guide. What I can't figure out is why someone would do all that, but that is what it looks like. Someone had to work to do that.
 

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