Thread: trick emergency brake
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01-27-2005 03:53 PM #1
trick emergency brake
A friend of mine took a power seat mech,made it smaller & att. the E-brake cables to it. It's all mounted under the car & engages with a push of a button.Don Meyer, PhD-Mech Engr(48 GMC Trk/chopped/cab extended/caddy fins & a GM converted Rolls Royce Silver Shadow).
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01-27-2005 04:43 PM #2
Originally posted by mrmustang
Don,
But what happens when the battery dies???
Bill S.
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01-27-2005 04:52 PM #3
Jumper cables, or a battery jump box.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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01-27-2005 07:51 PM #4
Re: trick emergency brake
Originally posted by Don Meyer
A friend of mine took a power seat mech,made it smaller & att. the E-brake cables to it. It's all mounted under the car & engages with a push of a button.Mike
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01-28-2005 01:08 AM #5
Cool concept, but does it pass inspection? And also, those power seat mechanisims arent waterproof. You might want to seal the assembly before it rains/snows.Right engine, Wrong Wheels
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