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FSA 94S91 E-Brake Wedge

From 1983 Ford Bronco “That dirty old truck” — documented by Steve83.

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1983 Ford Bronco - This notice is sent to you in accordance with the requirements of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act. Check [url=http://owne… 1983 Ford Bronco - 3. NOTE: This step is not necessary for Explorer/Ranger vehicles. Check the release rod and spring for proper position. The release rod mus… 1983 Ford Bronco - 1. Without moving the parking brake pedal, inspect the parking brake control assembly to determine if the lock-in wedge has been previously… 1983 Ford Bronco - LOCK-IN WEDGE SERVICE PROCEDURE NOTE: This procedure should only be performed if the lock-in wedge was never installed, or the original wed… 1983 Ford Bronco - 2. Visually inspect to make sure that the pawl is fully seated in the bottom of a sector gear tooth. If it is not, place a screwdriver betw… 1983 Ford Bronco - 3. When the pawl and sector gear are fully engaged, depress the parking brake pedal until a full travel position is achieved. This will all… 1983 Ford Bronco - 6. Using the needle nose pliers, insert the lock-in wedge between the pawl and the sector gear with the flange of the wedge behind the pawl… 1983 Ford Bronco - 7. Position a punch on the drive area of the lock-in wedge. 1983 Ford Bronco - 7. (continued) Using a hammer, drive the lock-in wedge between the pawl and the sector gear, until the flange of the wedge is flush with th… 1983 Ford Bronco - 9. Apply and release the parking brake at least two times, allowing the pedal to return each time without any interference. This will cause…