| quote | Originally posted by ninedriver:
Thanks for the reply’s. I’ll go step by step with ogre’s tutorials tomorrow and report back. By the way, after rereading my post, I should have used the word “lever” instead of the word “bracket” throughout the whole thing. The actual bracket is attached to the caliper like it should be. The moving, adjusting of the lever is what is in question. |
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Don't touch the stuff on the caliper, unless absolutely necessary. You can foul up a difficult- or impossible-to-come-by-caliper if you're not careful.
The parking brake setup on these cars is truly labyrinthine, and is adjusted by that threaded gizmo in the center of the cables. It's meant to provide equal pull to both sides (thus sometimes being called the brake equalizer), though in my experience it'll pull one side more than the other.
As you say, run thru the adjustment procedure, and all going well, the car should hold.
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