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Old 10-25-2009, 10:46 AM   #1
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E-Brake Adjustment Tension

OK, so I'm pretty much tired of how weak my e-brake is. Once upon a time I bought this car for $2000 and it was nice. Then I discovered that one of the e-brake lines was not hooked up to the caliper. The lock plate was just gone. OK, that's fine. I zip-tie it in, but it's just too weak and I want to adjust it to FSM condition. I don't even get tension till 4-6 clicks.

How can I know when there is just enough tension on my e-brake? How can I know that I'm not destroying the cables/calipers? Are there any tips anyone can give me?

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Old 10-25-2009, 12:37 PM   #2
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Under the ebrake handle is a nut. It's a 10mm. Hold the ebrake button and tighten that nut. It add tension as well as lower the handle so it doesn't look like you're stopping a train.

Too much tension will cause your ebrake to be on even if it isn't up.
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