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  1. 04-17-2008 07:40 PM #1
    FrostofSparta
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    Emergency Brake slipping... Help

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    With my Emergency Break all the way up it doesn't hold the car from rolling. Did a quick search for some help on here but to no avail. Any one have any how-to's, to tighten it up?
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  2. 04-17-2008 07:42 PM #2
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    Re: Emergency Brake slipping... Help

    I think if you remove the cover there will be an adjuster nut under it.
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  3. 04-17-2008 07:48 PM #3
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    Re: Emergency Brake slipping... Help

    Quote Originally Posted by dirtybrd View Post
    I think if you remove the cover there will be an adjuster nut under it.
    Bingo.. just take the cover off and you will see its just a wire pulley type thing, just tighten it, that should take care of the slack.
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  4. 04-17-2008 07:48 PM #4
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    Re: Emergency Brake slipping... Help

    When you say cover. which Piece are you talking about.
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