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Thank you so much WWW, I think the second illustration puts me on the right track. Will just have to get under the vechicle and trace the cable back to the equalizer.Brakes may not be dragging enough to affect anything but I don't like the sound of anything dragging. Thanks again.

2007 Edge e-brake shoes are dragging. Have adjusted all the way in on the brake itself. Web tells me I need to adjust brake cable equalizer but cannot find the location. Anyone help me out with this?

07 FWD 90k miles, sounds as if something dragging when the rear tires are rotated while on jacks. Shouldn't a rear wheel freewheel with only a slight drag from the main brake pad ? Emergency (parking) brake functions fine. thanks for any info

Thanks, gonna stick with OEM size just try for smoother and quite.

Thanks for the replies, will try to do my research as I'm going to put up with the noise till the CS4s are worn a bit more. Dealer also told me that some Edges have limited adjustment for tire alignment and some need a kit installed to properly align new tires. Is he tryin to sell me a bill of goods, has anyone heard or used such a thing ?

Hi guys, new member from NE OK. We just purchased a 07 SEL FWD with 80+k miles, love the way you sit so much higher in the Edge, much easier on an old back and front vision is great if your sunglasses are polorized but the glare is for another post. Main problem for present is tires, has Cooper CS4s and former owner didn't rotate so I have pretty bad wear on what were the fronts. Main problem now is noise and after reading thru many posts on this forum I believe most can be overcome by new tires.Have a local dealer in whom I have a great deal of confidence and he has recommended Kumo ECO Solus and I haven't seen a single reference in the forum about them, any input on these would be helpful and I realize most here like Michelin Latitude an I have had good luck with Michelins but as with most old folks money is a factor. Good forum guys and thanks to all the contributers, will visit often. thanks olredhead