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1.Depress the parking brake
pedal by approximately 200 N. Standard value: 1
notch (depressing pressure;
approximately 200 N)
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2.If the parking brake pedal
stroke is not within the standard value, adjust as described
below. (1)
Raise the rear of the vehicle, and remove the right and left
rear wheels. (2)
Loosen the adjuster to the end of the cable rod in order to
allow slack in the cables. (3)
Remove the rear brake adjusting hole plug. Then insert a
flat-tipped screwdriver to turn
the adjuster to the arrow direction (to expand the shoe)
until the parking brake shoe makes
contact and the disc can no longer be turned. Back off the
adjuster to the opposite direction
by five notches. (4)
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caution |
Be careful that
the parking brake pedal stroke
should
be within the standard value. If the
stroke is too short, brake dragging
can be caused.
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Adjust the parking brake pedal stroke to the
standard value by turning the adjuster. After
the adjustment, ensure that there is no free play between
the adjuster and the parking brake
pedal. In addition, check that the adjuster is secured by
the adjuster holder. (5)
After the parking brake pedal stroke is adjusted, release
the parking brake. Then
turn the rear wheels to confirm that the rear brakes are not
dragging. (6)
Install the right and left rear wheels.
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