first thing to do is disconnect the cable between the seats--there are two 10mm nuts on each cable---then climb under the car and disconnect from the rear brakes if drum brakes take off the drumm and you will see the cable--pull back on the sping on the cable,,i lock it with a small pair of vice grips--undo it from the armature and pull it through the backing plate--then pull the cable out of the boby of the car install in reverse---put the cable on the brakes before adjusting the tension in the car good luck
do not repair it repace it for safety sake do not shortcut any brake proublems.
It is incorporated in the secondary rear brake assembly
Should be that small pedal on the very left underneath the dash.
if you want to adjust the emergency brake tension on a 1985 chevy scottsdale 10, you would have to get under the truck and take a look at your brakes. it may be that you would have to also look under the hood or ask a mechanic frien for assistance.
Bottom left side of emergency brake
Jetta Goudal died on January 14, 1985, in Los Angeles, California, USA.
In the exhaust manifold.
A Volkswagen jetta/golf produced between 1985-1992
The instruction is provided in the Bently repair manual. I have removed for a 1985 Jetta diesel as well as earlier diesels. It is not a difficult proceure. You need to pull out heater, radio knobs and the radio. Need to remover screws and pull out various switches and losed the speedo cable, etc. If I can do it, you surely can do it. Ray mzee_55@yahoo.com
Top of the brake pedal.
Brake jobs are not a job to be done without a Manual. Your life and the lives of others and the life of your Automobile depend on them. Please purchase a http://www.themotorbookstore.com/index.html for A Paper Repair Manual OR http://www.themotorbookstore.com/manuals-on-cd.html for CD Repair Manual and do the Job correctly. Hope This Helps.
On the brake pedal arm.