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Disconnect parking brake to replace driver's side cab mounts? Need help ASAP!

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By sevensandeights
July 22, 2020 in 2000-2014 Silverado HD & Sierra HD

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Posted July 22, 2020

Posted July 22, 2020

I need to get my truck to the Line-x shop tomorrow for an appointment that I scheduled a month ago. I am in the process of replacing the cab mounts so the cab lines up with the bed. On the the driver's side the parking brake cable is limiting how high I can jack up the cab to replace the A pillar mount. Is there an easy way to get some extra length on this cable without disconnecting at the rotor?

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