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> Parking brake lever brakes off of '89 Ranger, Am I Stuck?
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post Jun 2 2008, 12:53 PM
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Hi,

My wife and I have a landscaping business, and own a great 89 Ranger. However, in the middle of moving from Apt to Home, our truck's parking brake started being harder and harder to release. Finally this morning, I was trying to jimmy it, and the handle broke off.


Can anyone help me with identifying what the mechanics of this lever system are. Its such a tight area to try and identify the various moving parts. Worst case scenario: should I cut the cable?
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