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Chrysler 300 Rear Cable Part Number: 4779592AF
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Chrysler 300 Rear Cable Part Number: 5290824AB
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Chrysler 300 Front Cable Part Number: 4779592AA
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Chrysler 300 Front Cable Part Number: 4779239AH
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Chrysler 300 Front Cable Part Number: 4779239AE
$37.18 MSRP: $53.45You Save: $16.27 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysChrysler 300 Rear Cable Part Number: 68066095AE
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Chrysler 300 Rear Cable Part Number: 68066189AF
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Chrysler 300 Front Cable Part Number: 4779589AC
Chrysler 300 Rear Cable Part Number: 4779322AH
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Chrysler 300 Front Cable Part Number: 4779589AH
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Chrysler 300 Rear Cable Part Number: 4779261AD
Chrysler 300 Front Cable Part Number: 4779544AC
Chrysler 300 Parking Brake Cable
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The Chrysler 300 Parking Brake Cable is perhaps one of the components that should not be overlooked in that relates to the success of Chrysler 300 series. This cable has a critical function in the parking brake system to guarantee that the vehicle is safely parked, especially on a slope, thus increasing drivers and passengers' safety. Compatible with different chrysler 300 models, parking brake cable is the link between parking brake and whole braking system, an important second braking system when necessary. Today Chrysler is famous for making cars that are long-lasting and come with high fuel efficiency and the 300 Parking Brake Cable is no exception. It is very important to give this cable consistent care as a worn or stretched Parking Brake Cable may not engage correctly, which can pose a dangerous problem. Some of the signs that suggest that the cable is failing include brake hold that is inadequate or the parking brake light that is ON show the need for inspection. One of the most popular cars, the Chrysler 300 whose exterior and interior design gives an impression of high class combined with such a worthy engine as 3.6L V6 24V VCT Engine, is positively influenced by the durability of Parking Brake Cable. Extraordinary manufacturing and superior design work are other important aspects exhibited by the Chrysler 300 Parking Brake Cable that would enable it to meet the expectations of the Chrysler loyalists in the market. In conclusion, Chrysler 300 Parking Brake Cable is among the prime proofs of the commitment of Chrysler towards safety, reliability, and performance of their cars.
Chrysler 300 Parking Brake Cable Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Service and Repair a Front Parking Brake Cable on Chrysler 300?A:Before servicing the front parking brake cable, first lift and stabilize the vehicle. At the rear, unscrew the cable connector from the front brake cable, then take the front cable out of the equalizer. First, remove the screw holding the cable routing bracket to the Rear Crossmember front flange, then get rid of the nuts, bolt and push-pins attaching the lower rear wheelhouse shield to the vehicle and finally pull out the shield. After that, push out the push-pins connected the lower front wheelhouse shield to the front wheelhouse shield and body and then take out the lower front wheelhouse shield. Take away the screw and routing clip nuts that connect the cable to the bottom of the instrument panel and lower your vehicle. Take out the sill scuff plate and side trim from the driver door, fold back the carpet and remove the strand of the front parking brake cable connector. Set a 13 mm 12-point wrench over the cable retainer on the lever bracket to push down on the retainer fingers and pull the cable out of the bracket. Pull off the parking brake cable grommet off the floor pan and send the cable through the hole beneath the car. When installing, lower the new parking brake cable through the floor pan and put the grommet in place. Bring the cable end through the hole in the lever bracket and secure the retainer into the bracket to hold it there. Connect the cable to the lever at the front parking brake, lay the carpet into the vehicle again and install the retaining clip. Replace the driver door opening sill scuff plate and cowl side trim and remember to again lift and support the car. Attach the screw and routing clip nuts to secure the cable under the body, guide the cable over the rear crossmember and put the other end and housing into the receiver above the differential. Bring the front parking brake cable to its connector along the right side of the rear cable. Tighten the screw on the cable routing bracket to the rear crossmember front flange, place the lower rear wheelhouse shield on the car body and use nuts, bolts and pushpins to safely fix it in place. Set the body panel beneath the lower front wheelhouse shield, then fix them together with the push-pins. The rear wheels should be just above the floor, the parking brake lever pulled up and released and then put back into release again. Use the lever so that the rear wheels don't spin, then release it so they turn easily without a lot of resistance. Once you're done, pull on the parking brake lever and gently lower the car.
- Q: How to Install a Parking Brake Cable for the Rear on Chrysler 300?A:The leading end of the rear parking brake cable (2) needs to pass through the cable guide (1) on the crossmember and from there be pushed upward through the brackets on either side of the crossmember near the equalizer. Push the opposite end of the cable through the rear knuckle and attach the mounting screw using a torque value of 8 Nm or 71 in. lbs. Place the shoe actuator lever (1) on the end of the parking brake cable (2) with the word "UP" facing away. Connect the Parking Brake Shoes and everything else that allows access to the shoes. As a result of quick travel and mild spring tension, there's no requirement to lock the parking brake lever when working on the system. The left rear cable goes from equalizer (2) to rear axle differential on the left and Rear Crossmember (6). Put your rear wheels down so that they just touch the ground, engage the parking brake, release it and engage it again. Apply the parking brake lever, check that the rear wheels do not move and afterward release the lever to make sure the wheels spin smoothly without much drag. Straighten the parking brake shoes before you lift the car.
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