02S8 - More info on ripped "E-brake cable"...see post below w/pics
#11
On my 97' I have the brake lines on the driver's side and the fuel lines on the passenger's side.
This is the best picture, that I have. Don't mind the red circle, it is for an earlier post ( transmission position switch ). The parking brake handle is above the cat converter.
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/80919/dscn1305.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/80919/dscn1305.jpg">
#12
definately a foreign object. in this case, a three to 4 foot
metal/aluminum rod imbedded in the left side of the gas tank.
many thanks for the help.
as an aside, while on the lift, i noticed one of the tires has a small bubble on the inside side wall. any suggestions as to cause?
many thanks for the help.
as an aside, while on the lift, i noticed one of the tires has a small bubble on the inside side wall. any suggestions as to cause?
#14
Re: Any DIY guys around? PaulW? This one has me stumped. BTW, orig. post on 5/26.
If you don't want to replace the entire section, you could visit the local aircraft repair station and borrow a swaging tool and splice in a new section of cable. It might save some time, and swaging is good enough for control cables so probably good enough for Ebrake.
#16
or your last high speed trip through Paris, small blow in the sidewall...
how old are her current shoes? might be more SAFE to replace, thinking of the cargo...
over and out
over and out
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