Review on Dorman C660556 Parking Brake Cable by Christopher Clearfield

Installed on my 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I'd like to say it was easy, but it's not. Study this work before you start, it is very difficult for the electronic brake cable. You need to remove the back seat and roll up the carpet to install and also attach to the armrest. The cable had to be pushed and pulled a bit with a screwdriver to seat on the brake lever, but when that happened I pulled the pin out and the shelf pulled the end of the cable. I bought new E-Brake adapters because all of the components are assembled and mounted on the baseplate and you just need to remove the four axle nuts and hub assembly to mount them there. It takes some effort to get the rotor back in place, but you don't feel like it needs adjustment. Use both hands and try to center the pads and then install the discs. These cables seem to fit well, but one of them is slightly longer in the EQ. But now I have electronic brakes again.