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Can anyone tell me why my handbrake wont hold on my ba falcon sedan. I have fully adjusted the rear shoes to just clear the rotors with the handbrake relelased and then adjusted the cable up so the lever comes up about 4 clicks. Adjustment feels right but will not hold at all. If you put the car in drive with handbrake fully on it almost holds, but select reverse and its like its not even on. There is no way you can park on a hill relying on the handbrake,all thats stopping it from rolling away is the little pawl in the tranny when its in park! Anyone?
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anyone?
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pull your handbrake up three clicks then adjust your handbrake untill you cannot get the disk off, do this one notch at a time. then get someone to pull the handbrake on while you look at the lever on the back of the handbrake drum and make sure they travel the same distance on both sides.
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tonyb62 wrote: pull your handbrake up three clicks then adjust your handbrake untill you cannot get the disk off, do this one notch at a time. then get someone to pull the handbrake on while you look at the lever on the back of the handbrake drum and make sure they travel the same distance on both sides. Been there done that....... any other tips?
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pull appart the rear h/brake assembly. They have a little 'd**k' that falls out of position.
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eboost wrote: pull appart the rear h/brake assembly. They have a little 'd**k' that falls out of position. Where is this item located that your talking about,what does it locate on?
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it sits inside the hand brake adjuster. As the cable pulls foreward, this 'd**k' spreads the hand brake shoe out- basically speaking.
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eboost wrote: it sits inside the hand brake adjuster. As the cable pulls foreward, this 'd**k' spreads the hand brake shoe out- basically speaking. Little d**k is there no worries.any other tips?
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Well as per how i've always done it,
Back off the cable in the car till there is no tension, adjust up your shoes till it locks up the rears, then back it off enough to let go but enough again so it's not constantly dragging. Then adjust up the handbrake lever till it only takes 5 - 7 clicks to become tight so it wont lift anymore. If the brakes then squeal whilst driving then you need to back off the shoes a smidge. If this is how you've done your adjustment and its still not holding then I'm stumped. If there is a problem then you'd have come across it already during the adjusting process........Just had a lightbulb go off whilst typing, check your cable for any signs of damage or crimping and that it moves freely inside the sheathing. Thats all I've got. |
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Johnny C wrote: Well as per how i've always done it, Back off the cable in the car till there is no tension, adjust up your shoes till it locks up the rears, then back it off enough to let go but enough again so it's not constantly dragging. Then adjust up the handbrake lever till it only takes 5 - 7 clicks to become tight so it wont lift anymore. If the brakes then squeal whilst driving then you need to back off the shoes a smidge. If this is how you've done your adjustment and its still not holding then I'm stumped. If there is a problem then you'd have come across it already during the adjusting process........Just had a lightbulb go off whilst typing, check your cable for any signs of damage or crimping and that it moves freely inside the sheathing. Thats all I've got. is it possible my cables are stretched so even though everything appears to be working ok its not? Im out of ideas this is driving me nuts.......ive got a nice car that would be classed as a defect at the moment because of this!!!!!
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au2man wrote: Johnny C wrote: Well as per how i've always done it, Back off the cable in the car till there is no tension, adjust up your shoes till it locks up the rears, then back it off enough to let go but enough again so it's not constantly dragging. Then adjust up the handbrake lever till it only takes 5 - 7 clicks to become tight so it wont lift anymore. If the brakes then squeal whilst driving then you need to back off the shoes a smidge. If this is how you've done your adjustment and its still not holding then I'm stumped. If there is a problem then you'd have come across it already during the adjusting process........Just had a lightbulb go off whilst typing, check your cable for any signs of damage or crimping and that it moves freely inside the sheathing. Thats all I've got. is it possible my cables are stretched so even though everything appears to be working ok its not? Im out of ideas this is driving me nuts.......ive got a nice car that would be classed as a defect at the moment because of this!!!!! Cmon guys ive had 85 or so people look at this thread and yet no one has been able to point me in the right direction..... Many thanks to the ones that have helped with ideas but surely someones got to know. Pleassssssssssssssssssse !
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everybodys looking at this thread but im still none the wiser. Surely someone knows whats going on.
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au2man wrote: everybodys looking at this thread but im still none the wiser. Surely someone knows whats going on. bump.
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The cable does stretch (from pulling it up too tight).
There's the brake shoe adjustment, that's probably fine (even before you redid it), then there's also a cable adjustment, hit it up, and you'll be right. See the doco here Attachment: File comment: Parking brake adjustment procedure
206-05 Parking Brake and Actuation 4.pdf [151.9 KiB] Downloaded 1744 times
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data_mine wrote: The cable does stretch (from pulling it up too tight). There's the brake shoe adjustment, that's probably fine (even before you redid it), then there's also a cable adjustment, hit it up, and you'll be right. See the doco here Attachment: 206-05 Parking Brake and Actuation 4.pdf Ive done all that........ is it possible the friction material on the shoes is causing my problem, overheated from being overadjusted at some stage or glazed up in some way?
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