
Handbrake cable for Volvo 140, 164 1971-74
140, 164
- Position:
- Left/right
- Model year:
- 1971–1974
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A hand brake that has play or won't hold the car on a hill is usually caused by stretched hand brake cables, tired return springs or worn hand brake shoes against the rear drum – on the four-cylinder 140 models there are drum brakes at the rear, so the brake shoes do the work when the lever is pulled. This category gathers the parts needed for that overhaul.

140, 164

1800, 140, 164

1800, 140, 164

140, 164

140

1800, 140, 164

140, 164

1800, 140, 164

Amazon, 1800

1800, 140, 164

1800, 140, 164

1800, 164

1800, 140, 164

PV 444, PV 544, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 164

1800, 140, 164, 240, 260, 740, 780, 760, V90, 940, 960, S90

1800, 140, 164

1800, 140, 164

1800, 140, 164

PV 444, Duett, PV 544, 1800, 140, 164

PV 444, Duett, PV 544, Amazon, 1800, 164
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The group includes hand brake cables, hand brake shoes and return springs, plus the lever, bracket and the smaller fixings such as washers, screw and spring. If you are also looking for a worn hand brake gaiter you can search further in the product list. On a typical job, common checkpoints are that the cable runs freely without binding, that the return springs pull the shoes back fully, and that the lever mounting sits without play. If the cable and shoes are replaced at the same time, readjusting the lever travel becomes considerably easier.