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Enthusiast Joined Jan 12, '10 From caerphilly Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
HI, Im new to this site so not sure on some slang words you use lol (rotor?????)
Straight to the point, put new handbrake cable on passenger side as old one had seized and burnt out my shoes, so I changed the shoes on both sides. Problem I have now is no matter how I adjust the each drum and the h/brake cable at the h/brake the brakes wont hold the car from going backwards, it holds it going forwards but not back. Im not a newbe to this type of car, its my fourth celica, 2nd Gen 6, the best model ever!!! I have a repair Manuel which is american but still very good, I have followed all it says in there with no result.Im no thicko when it comes to cars but this has stumped me and I dont want to through my money towards Mr T who charges far to much lol. PLEASE HELP ME, THANKS ![]() ![]() |
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Feb 7, '07 From Portland, Oregon Currently Offline Reputation: 67 (96%) ![]() |
Did you do the adjustment as per what the book said about how many clicks to turn the adjustment screw/wheel/pokey thing of death thingie? If so, at this point my next step would be to scrap what the book says about "how many" clicks to turn the sprocket; I'd just tighten the m.f. down all the way until the wheel doesn't move, then back it off until the wheel moves with some effort. The number of "clicks" may not correspond to what the book says, but ultimately that's where you need to be is to where the wheel moves with effort.
You're adjusting the shoes with the e-brake pulled up, right? -------------------- ![]() |
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