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BRAKE QUESTION MOPAR EMERGENCY BRAKE
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Ron
Posted 2015-05-31 10:55 AM (#479945)
Subject: BRAKE QUESTION MOPAR EMERGENCY BRAKE



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SOME YEARS MOPAR'S HAD THE EMERGENCY BRAKE ON THE REAR WHEELS AND NOT THE DRIVE SHAFT?????
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StillOutThere
Posted 2015-05-31 2:29 PM (#479964 - in reply to #479945)
Subject: Re: BRAKE QUESTION MOPAR EMERGENCY BRAKE



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Location: Under the X in Texas		With the change to the aluminum case torqueflite, the e-brake system went internal to the rear wheel brakes in 1963. The '62 alum. case TF had the trams output ebrake for one last year only in '62. Everything prior was on the trans output at least back into the 1930s as I recall my '38 Dodge in high school was my first experience with one.
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57chizler
Posted 2015-06-02 6:19 PM (#480225 - in reply to #479964)
Subject: Re: BRAKE QUESTION MOPAR EMERGENCY BRAKE



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Only the full-sized cars (Chrysler/Dodge880) retained the trans-mounted parking brake in '62, all others had it in the rear. The '60 A-body (Valiant/Lancer) was the first year it moved to the rear.
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