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Old 06 February 2010, 04:42 PM
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Default need help so few questions guys

how to adjust hand brake on a classic ?

can you adjust the boot and how (got big gap 1 side the other side lil gap)

removed the wrx sticker on the boot just got glue left over best way to remove without damaging paint

removing old double sided sticky pad

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Old 06 February 2010, 04:53 PM
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I used auto glym tar remover to take some rubber strips off my car worked really well .I think you will be able to adjust your hand brake in the car under the hand brake leaver on the cables but the propper way requires taking the rear discs if you do this be carefull not to damage your abs ring.As for you boot gaps does it have rubber stops you can adjust gettin gap rite is hard a hard thing to do.
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carnt find an adjuster bein told that they have shoes inside the disk and u adjust it from there as for the boot not that i can c shall get sum pics 2moro if no1 else comments with how as ive looked at the bolts and they are fixed not movable if that makes sense
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Search button is your friend: https://www.scoobynet.com/essex-scoo...djustment.html about third post down

Stickers/sticky pads can be removed by liberally soaking with WD40, leave for a few minutes, clean off with paper towels etc, redo if any residue left.
Old 06 February 2010, 05:22 PM
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nail varnish remover will get sticky off and the boot open it and push or twist it by hand the way you want it to go sounds like it is sprained or if not confident to do this slot your holes in your hinges and pull it over that way.
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okay thn good old wd40 and the boot i shall look at dont like the sound of pulling it lol
Old 06 February 2010, 08:04 PM
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you can adjust the shoes by looking through the hole of the wheel bolt, or you may even have a little rubber blank on the backing plate. you just use a screwdriver. hope this helps.

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yea sure dose cause the person i spoke to said about takin all the disk off and everything wat a misson lol
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lol.. no worries.
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