Installing the system

First thing is to remove the heat shield from above the exhaust pipe, 3 bolts. This will expose the passenger side emergency brake cable. Next remove 1 screw and 1 nut from each cable that hang the cables. You will notice that the cables cross each other when connecting to the main cable holder at the hand brake. Now you run into your first of 2 fabrication jobs on this conversion. Don't worry it's easy. When you pick up your rear brakes you will notice that the disc brakes have a larger hammerhead lug on the ends. All you have to do is drill the holes in the existing bracket and open them up. I used a 3/8inch drill bit and then used a porting/polishing bit to finish fit it. A file can be used but air power is always your friend. Below is a picture of the 2 brackets for the emergency brake. The larger one is from the '95 Celica and the shorter one is from my car. It has already been drilled out. You can't use the one that came with the disc system because it flares the cables apart and will make them bind. So modify yours to keep the cables running straight.

E.brake brackets	Driver's E.brake cable loosened
E.brake cables at handle see cables cross over	Heat shield being removed
Penetrating oil on stabilizer bolt soak it down good

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