how the hell do you do it??
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how the hell do you do it??
trying to remove my rear disc my99,i understand i have to back the shoes off so they aint tight,but how? ive took out the oblong bung at back of plate,and thats as far as ive got,cant get screwdriver in straight anyway and cany feel anything there to adjust. HELP please!
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when i have removed my rear dics, the shoes have never been tight when the hand brake is off. once ther were stuck to the but i think, so used the mallet method above and they came off un damaged.
you can losen the hand brake cable even more if needed were the hand brake stick is inside the car.
they should not be pushing on the brake disc/drum unless there is something seased on the inside.
if your around cambridge way, i might be able to help out
you can losen the hand brake cable even more if needed were the hand brake stick is inside the car.
they should not be pushing on the brake disc/drum unless there is something seased on the inside.
if your around cambridge way, i might be able to help out
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when i have removed my rear dics, the shoes have never been tight when the hand brake is off. once ther were stuck to the but i think, so used the mallet method above and they came off un damaged.
you can losen the hand brake cable even more if needed were the hand brake stick is inside the car.
they should not be pushing on the brake disc/drum unless there is something seased on the inside.
if your around cambridge way, i might be able to help out
you can losen the hand brake cable even more if needed were the hand brake stick is inside the car.
they should not be pushing on the brake disc/drum unless there is something seased on the inside.
if your around cambridge way, i might be able to help out
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try undoing the 10mm nut under the handbrake in the car!pull the rubber flap up under the actual handbrake and you will see it!
it will loosen the cables off and should give you a bit more slack!
if discs are old and rusty inside they may have a lip which is holding them on (you will see when its off lol) in this case you will have to wind adjusters back through the disc backplate! can be tricky but you can do it!!
it will loosen the cables off and should give you a bit more slack!
if discs are old and rusty inside they may have a lip which is holding them on (you will see when its off lol) in this case you will have to wind adjusters back through the disc backplate! can be tricky but you can do it!!
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de-adjust handbrake cable, then de-adjust inside disc
chances are there is a lip on the braking surface and the shoes are catching. try lever off with 2 screwdrivers gently either side of the disc, rocking back and forth the disc.
gentle hit with a mallet may help. - if your replacing the discs anyway, you can affoard to be a bit aggressive with a hammer lol
chances are there is a lip on the braking surface and the shoes are catching. try lever off with 2 screwdrivers gently either side of the disc, rocking back and forth the disc.
gentle hit with a mallet may help. - if your replacing the discs anyway, you can affoard to be a bit aggressive with a hammer lol
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as above.that knurled **** is a pain to find with the screwdriver.get a torch and have a peek inside the hole.turning the ****/nut one way will loosen the shoes and visa-versa!
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they are the springs that hold the handbrake shoes on!their will be two washer like things to which hold the springs on! they will prob need replacing now as you have bent/broken them by trying to lever the disc off!
did you manage to deadjust shoes through back plate?its a pain but you can do it and that would of save you alot of hassle! disc would of fallen off then with one hit!
did you manage to deadjust shoes through back plate?its a pain but you can do it and that would of save you alot of hassle! disc would of fallen off then with one hit!
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they are the springs that hold the handbrake shoes on!their will be two washer like things to which hold the springs on! they will prob need replacing now as you have bent/broken them by trying to lever the disc off!
did you manage to deadjust shoes through back plate?its a pain but you can do it and that would of save you alot of hassle! disc would of fallen off then with one hit!
did you manage to deadjust shoes through back plate?its a pain but you can do it and that would of save you alot of hassle! disc would of fallen off then with one hit!
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i know and the silly thing is,the car is now perfect and performance is excellent so the little puff of blue smoke,just after sorting the brakes has indeed enoyed me,plays on your mind and really need some advice on that as ive just finished the car!!!!! wtf???
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