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justa4x2
Dodge Dakota
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11/03/2002
23:32:26
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last winter i had a problem with my e-brake freazing up. wondering if anyone else has encountered the same problem? i just dont use the e-brake in the winter anymore.
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DaveR
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11/04/2002
11:18:04
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I have only seen this problom before on a ford Escort. The guy had to get out and pull on the cable manualy to get it unstuck.
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92dakotahd
GenII
11/04/2002
11:55:05
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Last year mine would stick with the left rear tire. It would let it go backwards but not forwards or something like that. I took it to the shop and my dad told them to have it removed so I don't have one right now. They're expensive to have replace.
K&N, '01 wheels, Window Tint, Harley-Davidson badging, red underbody kit, ext.
Window covers, Harley-Davidson mudflaps, custom cat-back exhaust,
head/taillight covers, ventshades side and rear, ram air on the way. Autolite 3923s, 180 T-Stat
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justa4x2
Dodge Dakota
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11/04/2002
15:01:08
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same case as mine. i couldnt go foward, but i was able to move backward. thanks just was wondering
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DAKOTAKIDD
Dodge Dakota
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11/04/2002
23:17:45
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Sometimes they freeze because of lack of use but this is usually with auto's. Maybe run some quality penetrating oil in the cable in its exposed area and see if this helps.
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