problem with e-break
3-brake no longer responding.. at all. i assume the cable is just stretched but i dont want to tackle a project like that myself.
what kind of place would be able to take on that repair?
what kind of place would be able to take on that repair?
Under the vanity cover for the E-brake handle is a metal plate (equalizer). Two cables come from the back, and one rod/bolt from the handle itself. Turn that single nut from the handle to tighten it. Couple turns at a time. This may buy you some time. Here is a picture of what lives in the rear drums.
This is a very simplified talk about brake adjustments. Get a manual and learn before playing to much with the brakes. You can do it yourself.....or any garage should be able to help you.
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This is a very simplified talk about brake adjustments. Get a manual and learn before playing to much with the brakes. You can do it yourself.....or any garage should be able to help you.
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