Cable Hanging Under Car at Cynthia Chevalier blog

Cable Hanging Under Car. After a road trip, i noticed a cable hanging lower under my car. on a lot of trailer wiring installs it is required to route wires under a vehicle. Pic #1 is the “cable” in question. The sooner you take it the better. #1 · aug 25, 2011. hard to tell but looks like it probably has something to do with exhaust/emissions. almost certainly the parking brake cable. if you see something hanging under your car, take it to an automotive service and repair facility so they can check it out. I saw this wire hanging underneath my car the other day. I imagine you'll get a warning light and code soon if you. You can easily get rid of the dragging noise that comes under your car by tightening up those loose parts or replacing them. i drive a 2017 chevy cruze. It could ultimately save you quite a bit on the repair expense. The cable is wrapped in. It looks like part of it (connector) is gone.

almost certainly the parking brake cable. You can easily get rid of the dragging noise that comes under your car by tightening up those loose parts or replacing them. It looks like part of it (connector) is gone. Pic #1 is the “cable” in question. It could ultimately save you quite a bit on the repair expense. #1 · aug 25, 2011. if you see something hanging under your car, take it to an automotive service and repair facility so they can check it out. I imagine you'll get a warning light and code soon if you. generally, a loose heat shield, cables hanging low, and muffling coming apart are the culprits that cause the dragging sound when they touch the road surface. The sooner you take it the better.

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Cable Hanging Under Car Pic #1 is the “cable” in question. Get someone to pull the lever while you watch. It could ultimately save you quite a bit on the repair expense. i drive a 2017 chevy cruze. It looks like part of it (connector) is gone. I imagine you'll get a warning light and code soon if you. You can easily get rid of the dragging noise that comes under your car by tightening up those loose parts or replacing them. generally, a loose heat shield, cables hanging low, and muffling coming apart are the culprits that cause the dragging sound when they touch the road surface. I saw this wire hanging underneath my car the other day. almost certainly the parking brake cable. on a lot of trailer wiring installs it is required to route wires under a vehicle. The cable is wrapped in. Pic #1 is the “cable” in question. if you see something hanging under your car, take it to an automotive service and repair facility so they can check it out. After a road trip, i noticed a cable hanging lower under my car. The sooner you take it the better.