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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / April 2005

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Handbrake adjustment

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Braz - 21 Apr 2005 21:57 GMT
How do you adjust the cable for the handbrake on a UK 1999 Voyager
(prob 1997 USA spec)?
Braz - 22 Apr 2005 15:31 GMT
> How do you adjust the cable for the handbrake on a UK 1999 Voyager
> (prob 1997 USA spec)?

HELP, it does not work and I need to fix it quick
Alex Rodriguez - 22 Apr 2005 17:56 GMT
>> How do you adjust the cable for the handbrake on a UK 1999 Voyager
>> (prob 1997 USA spec)?
>
>HELP, it does not work and I need to fix it quick

Symptons?
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Alex
Braz - 25 Apr 2005 09:23 GMT
If I pull the handbrake on full the car still rolls slightly
Alex Rodriguez - 25 Apr 2005 21:52 GMT
>If I pull the handbrake on full the car still rolls slightly

The first thing to try is to find an empty space where you can safely drive
in reverse and then hit the brakes.  Many cars have self adjusting rear
brakes that adjust when the car is being driven in reverse.  Do this a few
times and then see if the brake is working.  If nothing changes, you need
to take up the slack in the cable.  How this is done will depend on your
car.  In some cars you can do this with an adjusting screw right at the
parking brake handle.  On others you have to get under the car and adjust
it near the rear brakes.  
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Alex
 
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