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Old 05-14-2007, 04:47 PM   #6 (permalink)
trforfun
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E-brake and tie rod

I took my car to the local car wash, put it on jack stands and removed the tires. I sprayed engine degreaser all around the underside (I first covered the alternator, dist., coil and other electrical parts with plastic bags and taped them to keep them dry). I then scrubbed with small brushes, then used the car wash wand with the engine clean function, then soap, then rinse. It's messy--the high-powered spray goes everywhere but the underside looks much better and will be easier to work on and keep clean (I only drive this on dry days). The car wash owner wasn't too happy! I took off the cover panel near the engine. I now plan on taking off the other underside covers, cleaning them and whatever is above them then finally repairing the e-brake cable. I (think) I attached a photo of my car. Keep in touch, I'll let you know how things go with the brake cable. --Bruce
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