Fixing stuck emergency brake

Hello,

My friend asked me to pose his problem here. He has an '88 Toyota Corolla
hatchback, 4 cylinders. His car's back emergency brake is sticking on the
driver's side and he tells me he needs advice on how to loosen it.

If he wants to try to fix this, what does he have to do?

Thanks

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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 02:26:51 +0000, Stan wrote:

> Hello,
>
> My friend asked me to pose his problem here. He has an '88 Toyota Corolla
> hatchback, 4 cylinders. His car's back emergency brake is sticking on the
> driver's side and he tells me he needs advice on how to loosen it.
>
> If he wants to try to fix this, what does he have to do?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> [If you wish to contact me, drop one 'i'.]

'88 Corolla hatchback, eh...

Um, there is no fix. Tell him if he pays me $150, I'll gladly take it off
his hands!

Stan <iivs35m> wrote in news:97231$48435a6b$c499237$14622
@DIALUPUSA.NET:

> Hello,
>
> My friend asked me to pose his problem here. He has an '88 Toyota Corolla
> hatchback, 4 cylinders. His car's back emergency brake is sticking on the
> driver's side and he tells me he needs advice on how to loosen it.
>
> If he wants to try to fix this, what does he have to do?
>
>

Check to see if the cable is seized on that side; that's the most common
source of parking brake problems.

--
Tegger