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10-23-2003, 08:32 AM
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Originally posted by Carter
when you pull your e-brake it just applies pressure to your back brakes. hence the reason why if you adjust them properly it will work properly. it might just be the cable though. take it to a brake shop. i know big al's does free estimates.
when you pull your e-brake it just applies pressure to your back brakes. hence the reason why if you adjust them properly it will work properly. it might just be the cable though. take it to a brake shop. i know big al's does free estimates.
Think about it... brakes are hydrolically (spelling) controlled. Does your brake pedal depress when you pull up your e-brake?
Most likely, you've got slack in your cable. I'd love to tighten up my e-brake cable, but I dunno how... It's part of the 15K mile checkup at Subie, but the asspipes didn't do mine. If you could check it, I'm guessing you'll be set. Shouldn't cost you a thing.
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10-23-2003, 07:06 PM
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on most cars you can adjust it by the e brake handle assembly, there should be an adjusting assembly, like maybe a nut you have to keep tightening, not to sure on hondas though, i have a 92 hatch also, ill check it tomorrow if no one can give you a good example before then
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