5lug swap question

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did the swap a while back but for got to ask this question.

is there a part that holds the e-brake cable on to the rear caliper if anyone has a ex or has the swap could you take a look for me and tell me i dont want them to come off when i need my ebrake 1 day.
 
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lol anyone? if you have a ex or v6 i just need you to take a peek under the car to check it out. im just not sure if its held by tension or it has a clip of some sort.
 
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There's a "clip" that holds the outside of the cable so that there's tension when pulling the handle. Without actually showing you thats the best description I can come up with. Hopefully you get what I'm saying.
 
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pm redlinevtec he has my knuckes in his garage (rear disc swap on the way) he might be able to take a pic for u and better explain
 
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thank you ill hit up the dealer and track this part down now that i know there is one. in the mean time if any one has a pic please feel free to add it.
 
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i figured id revive my old thread... since i never found the part i was looking for.

but how the hell does the e brake cable stay attached to the caliper. i took a long *** break from the car and i got the bug lol
 
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Are you talking about the end that connects to the caliper? if so it doesn't have anything just slides in that's why its shaped so it won't slide out.
 
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It wont fall off. Its a funky Setup. There's a bracket that bolts to caliper there's a clip, But on the caliper you have to disengage the e-brake to remove it. And At that you have to turn the cable a certain way... if it falls off its because it was never put on correctly, or the bracket on the cable rusted away.
 
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