Elantra emergency brake cable replacement
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RE: Elantra emergency brake cable replacement
I second that, but if it is not in warranty, I would think it is a job you could do yourself. If you remove the rear wheels, you can see the attachment for the cables. I think removing one screw is necessary to alow the attachment to swing and free the end of the cable. At the other end, removing the center console is pretty easy; just three screws on each side near floor level, and lift over the gearshift and brake handle. If you're going to do it yourself, I might be able to find a procedure for adjusting them.
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RE: Elantra emergency brake cable replacement
Thanks guys....did the job meself and it was quite straightforward..warranty is now kaput after disgreement with Hyundai over what exactly constitutes broken or worn parts..
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