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Recently, with the cold weather we've been having in Maryland, my e-brake has been acting up. When I get in my car in the morning for work, and lower the e-brake, I can feel that is has not disengaged the brakes from the rear rotors. The e-brake can move freely up and down on what is obviously a non-taught cable. Is there any way to fix this other than to sit in my car for 10 minutes waiting for it to warm up? (That seems to solve the problem). I'd like to be able to get in my car, and drive to work.
Thanks.
Thanks.