My e brake doesn't seem to work at all. I've tried tightening the cable (and noted that the right cable was slack while the left was taught pre tightening) so I'm going to assume the rear calipers are sticky and need either replaced or rebuilt.
How worthwhile is rebuilding a rear caliper in these things? I've rebuilt the front 4 pistons in a C3 corvette but thats an entirely different animal.
Some people tend to just always replace a caliper if they are getting crusty, but as long as you aren't throwing fresh o rings into an already grimy caliper bore it doesn't sound like a bad idea to me. I still have no idea if that will do anything for the e brake mechanism, which is the actual source of the issue in any event.
How worthwhile is rebuilding a rear caliper in these things? I've rebuilt the front 4 pistons in a C3 corvette but thats an entirely different animal.
Some people tend to just always replace a caliper if they are getting crusty, but as long as you aren't throwing fresh o rings into an already grimy caliper bore it doesn't sound like a bad idea to me. I still have no idea if that will do anything for the e brake mechanism, which is the actual source of the issue in any event.
