97-01 Parking Brake Tensioner
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97-01 Parking Brake Tensioner
For those '97-'01 XJ owners interested in replacing their Parking Brake Cable Tensioner, I've added a pic that shows the parts you need. Dealer parts.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/g/album/4234271
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/g/album/4234271
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Mine are SO RUSTY, I am pretty sure the only way that assembly is coming out is with a cutoff grinder.
I have been meaning to get a better looking one from the JY, clean it up and paint everything but haven't gotten around to it. Inevitably during the winter, it will fill up with slush and freeze into a solid block overnight, locking my E-Brake in place. I keep a hammer in the Jeep for those situations
I have been meaning to get a better looking one from the JY, clean it up and paint everything but haven't gotten around to it. Inevitably during the winter, it will fill up with slush and freeze into a solid block overnight, locking my E-Brake in place. I keep a hammer in the Jeep for those situations
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Mine are SO RUSTY, I am pretty sure the only way that assembly is coming out is with a cutoff grinder.
I have been meaning to get a better looking one from the JY, clean it up and paint everything but haven't gotten around to it. Inevitably during the winter, it will fill up with slush and freeze into a solid block overnight, locking my E-Brake in place. I keep a hammer in the Jeep for those situations
I have been meaning to get a better looking one from the JY, clean it up and paint everything but haven't gotten around to it. Inevitably during the winter, it will fill up with slush and freeze into a solid block overnight, locking my E-Brake in place. I keep a hammer in the Jeep for those situations
I used a Demel cutoff wheel to get mine off. Release the parking brake and cut the bugger off (at the spot shown in my pic)
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No need for junk yard crap. Just buy one from Big David or the dealer. Your equalizer may be salvageable by removing the rust and painting it. If it's too far gone get one from the dealer.
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The XJ equalizer measures 1-15/16" wide. What are yours?
You should verify that your equalizers are the same as the XJ before selling them as such.
Take a look at the equalizer my pic. Note that the edges are square not rounded like yours.
You should verify that your equalizers are the same as the XJ before selling them as such.
Take a look at the equalizer my pic. Note that the edges are square not rounded like yours.
Last edited by CCKen; 09-24-2015 at 09:26 PM.
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