Emergency brake parts need

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by Tailgater, Dec 30, 2007.

  1. Tailgater

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    I hope everyone is having a great time with family. I see that Chiro is being very productive with his kids in a post earlier today. It does me good to see that young lady twisting a wrench.
    Have you ever seen a piece of your truck a thousand times not knowing where it fits, then when you figure it out, you can't find the ##$$%% thing?:mad:
    Well, I have that problem. Pictured here are the pieces I need (in red) but the one I need real bad is the one marked "sector". If anyone has a spare that I can talk you out of please PM me with a price.
    Thanks and Happy New Year to all!:D
    Gater
     

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  2. Kens 50 PU

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    Gater, Obsolete Chevrolet Parts might have it.

    Bill, I found the parking brake sector 3655807 and pin lock 358829 listed in my catalog. Here's the website www.obschevy.com and their phone #1-800-248-8785.

    Good luck!
     
  3. Tailgater

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    Thanks, Ken.
    Now I know where I can get one if I can't find mine with a little more looking. For $25 I can look a little longer. I am sure it is somewhere as I rarely throw anything away.
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  4. Kens 50 PU

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    Same place mine is!

    It's probably right there in the box that's labeled "P brake";)
     
  5. Tailgater

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    Marked "P brake" or "Misc."
     
  6. Chiro

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    So THAT"S what that "extra" casting on the side of my four speed is for!!! Too bad I can't help you out as mine is a 1/2 ton 55.1 and the e-brake is on the floor to the left of the clutch.

    Andy
     
  7. Climberdad

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    At the risk of hijacking your thread... Where do you find the diagrams with the original GM part numbers? The ability to start a part search with the original GM part number would be very handy.
     
  8. Tailgater

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    Bruce,
    I have a copy of the "1947-1954 TRUCK Factory Assembly Manual". I got mine on Ebay but they are available since they have been reprinted.
    Gater
     
  9. Tailgater

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    Hey Ken,
    The box didn't have any markings on it but way down in the bottom there were 2 of these sectors that I was looking for. Didn't see them before. Combination of bad light and old eyes. Oh yeah, and panic.
    Thanks for the lookup.
    Gater
     
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    ATTN : Bruce

    Go to Chevy Obsolete in Ga. , they have them , on thier website & down loadable .

    -Nate

     
  11. rix 48

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    Glad you found the parts. I learned from your adventure too. My 1 ton parking brake isn't working either. Now I know what the parts look like. Gotta get one of those assembly books too. Thanks!! Happy New Year to All!!!
    Rick
     

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