So I took this off (parking brake assembly)

[HammerDown]

Comment and a question:
Comment... for those wondering 'why' their pedal stopped ratcheting when depressed, the pencil points to where a squirt of WD40 is needed and it's fixed!
Question... my 1988 F250 has a 155" wheelbase and my OE cable measures 117" long.
However, Rock Auto and Autozone show the 155" wheelbase truck cable being 109.56" ... so now what?
Yes I snapped a mounting stud off... another headache to fix.

 

[franklin2]

A review down the page in this link on Amazon says it's 117 inches long. It shows a Dorman part number C95374.

https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-C95374-Parking-Brake-Cable/dp/B001PY7828

 

[HammerDown]

A review down the page in this link on Amazon says it's 117 inches long. It shows a Dorman part number C95374.

https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-C95374-Parking-Brake-Cable/dp/B001PY7828

I read a review that ... 'it's about 117 long."
However, that's not for 'my' year, it doesn't have the protective conduit where it runs through the floor or the rubber plug that seals the cab floor... it looks nothing like what I have.

 

[HammerDown]

Update... AutoZone part #C1247 (front brake cable) pictured above worked just fine on my 1988 155" wheelbase F250.
While installing I had some worries as it's some 5" shorter vs the OE cable I took out.
I also cleaned and used a graphite 'drying' lube on all moving brake-pedal assemble parts and all that is back to working like new again.
My truck now has all 'new' Parking-brake cables.