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noddy



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Handbrake adjustment- How To

How? Mine doesn't hold that well on slight inclines. 02 Vogue TD6 Zambezi Silver /Oxford Navy/Parchment with Cherrywood

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dantheman



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Not looked into hbrake adjustment yet. Is it mentioned in that massive manual?

'Til then - can you not engage park in conjunction with your hbrake? 4.4 V8 Vogue
Honda CBR 1100XX

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noddy



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Thats what we've been doing - I'd still prefer a decent handbrake though. God only knows how it passed an MOT last week before we bought it Rolling with laughter 02 Vogue TD6 Zambezi Silver /Oxford Navy/Parchment with Cherrywood

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noddy



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OK, I asked a RR specialist in Birmingham. He said it's easy. Pop the rear wheels off, rotate the discs until the little hole is at the bottom, then flick the adjuster. Sounds suspiciously like the old Minis to me! 02 Vogue TD6 Zambezi Silver /Oxford Navy/Parchment with Cherrywood

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Old minis had rear discs? Wow Thumbs Up

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noddy



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No- the flicking of the adjusters. They were done through a hole in the drum Very Happy 02 Vogue TD6 Zambezi Silver /Oxford Navy/Parchment with Cherrywood

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Here's the officla way to do this

Here is the excerpt from the L322 Workshop Manual

Adjust
1. Raise rear of vehicle.
WARNING: Do not work on or under a
vehicle supported only by a jack. Always
support the vehicle on safety stands.
2. Remove rear road wheels.
3. On each rear brake:
4. Remove adjuster access plug from brake disc.
5. Rotate brake disc until access hole is in the 6
o'clock position.
6. Using a screwdriver or similar tool, turn brake
shoe adjuster until resistance is felt. Apply
handbrake several times to centre shoes, re-adjust
if required and repeat.
7. Ensure handbrake is released and check disc
will not rotate.
8. Back the adjuster off 8 notches, check disc is
free to rotate.
9. Fit adjuster access plug.
10. Fit rear road wheels and tighten nuts to 140 Nm
(103 lbf.ft).
11. Handbrake lever assembly is self adjusting and
will correctly tension cables. However after
adjustment apply handbrake several times,
release handbrake and ensure road wheels are
free to rotate.
12. Lower vehicle.

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Whats a Hand Brake Confused

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More to the point "Whats a Brake"

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kin



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MICK wrote:
More to the point "Whats a Brake"
Exactly! I'm surprise that no one seems able to spell break Mr. Green

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isnt a hand brake sumthing you do after wan%$ng ? im confuddled Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter i will never surrender to bling , mud and dirt all the way oh yeah . and pheasent blood in the back.

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I thourght a handbrake was another name for my missis, well she doe hold me back. Whistle

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kin wrote:
MICK wrote:
More to the point "Whats a Brake"
Exactly! I'm surprise that no one seems able to spell break Mr. Green



???? Rolling with laughter

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