There is a block at the housing end foward before the handle connection.
it goes through the tunnel wall and bolts inside the car on the right side.
This is the housing stop, Its built onto the cable. It must be statinoary
to hold the cable housing in place.On the end of the cable is a washer a
spring another washer then it goes through the handle piviot with the
adjusting nut on the end. There is two brackets one under the batttery box
and one on the rear then the cable spliter pivot assemble. Swivels under the
rearend. This must be free to move. the ends go to the right and left wheel.
Carl E.
Charley & Peggy Robinson wrote:
> I replaced the brake cable in my B last week. Only car I've ever
> owned in which you have to remove the passenger seat in order to replace
> the brake cable.
>
> Did you say that there was a bushing in the hole where the front
> housing stud goes thru the floor? Is the end of the housing supposed to
> be free to rotate? Mine doesn't but I may have overtightened the nut.
>
>
> Charley Robinson
> '69 B
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