You can find that guide on http://www.LMCTRUCK.com. I have it in my catalog but you may be able to go to the website and find it on their PDF catalog. Ordering catalogs are also free. It would help ALOT when seqarching for parts. Thier catalogs are JUST for the generation truck that you have. nothing that won't fit your truck. Nothing for Toyota's in your catalog or parts for a 1963 Ford Stepside. Just parts for the 1973-1987 C10 that are all pretty much interchangeable.
The 1998 Chevy Corvette parking brake can be adjusted with the parking brake adjustment bolt. You can also adjust the parking brake cable.
a tear down book should show you
The parking brake has an adjustment bolt on the brake shoe. The parking brake cable has adjustments on each end of the cable.
Look under the area where the brake lever is and follow the cable to the plate on the side where you will find the broken part of the cable pointing to the tab the cable connects to. Pull the tab upward but be warned your arm will get hit by the parking brake itself as it is released.
An e-brake cable is probably frozen up. Replacement is your best option.
The 1997 Chrysler Sebring parking brake cable has adjustment nuts on each end of the cable. Adjusting the nuts will lengthen or shorten the parking brake cable.
video on how to replace parking brake cable in ford escape 2003
Chevrolet Blazer parking brake can be adjusted with the adjustment screw on the parking brake pad. The parking brake can also be adjusted with the parking brake cable.
If the parking brake cable is stuck, it is probably rusted in place. Try squirting WD-40 into the cable itself. If not, you will have to replace the cable.
If im thinking right about your problem you are showing a light on your dashboard....can be cause bcs cable its stuck or a rear brake cylinder or drum its bad....
probably have broken parking brake cable.
That is the parking brake cable. It runs to the rear wheels to engage the parking brake whenever the pedal is depressed. Be sure to use the parking brake whenever you park your vehicle to prevent rust in the parking brake cable and to prevent damage to your Automatic Transmission