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Abeness wrote:
> SoCalMike wrote: > >> has the OP taken the console out and looked at the action of the >> parking brake? my yoke was only pulling one cable, and the other cable >> just kinda sat there. > > > Yup. The left cable holds, the right just zips forward with the eq-bar > tilt. The cable is definitely still attached to the p-brake arm at the > caliper, so it ain't the cable. when my civic CX (drum brakes) did that, i just adjusted the star wheel on the side that was slack, until it wasnt slack no mo. adjust... adjust... slip the drum on, try the p-brake again. lather, rinse, repeat. can the rear disc brakes be adjusted by hand like that? or no? for all i know, the adjuster on the passenger side rear of my car still doesnt work, but i did clean it up w/brake cleaner, and adjusted by hand. hopefully itll work now. |
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