E Brake

hey i was just wondering how do u tighten your e brake to like 7 clicks or w.e instead of like 27 lol??

Hmm I think there was a thread on this already, not sure tho. And still dont know the answer. Haha and I would search, but....

i tryed but ddint find nothing really helpful for a cavy but someone should know here becasue i need it tightened and ya winter is coming in like 2 month:) Drifts left and right:)

I also need to know this. Mine clicks like 15-20 times.

i say this on every thread and there have been like 50 threads.

get your rear shoes replaced.

is that hard to replace?? and what do u htink it would cost to get a new one

Funny thing is that I have new shoes for the rear, and pads for the front in my trunk.

Thanks for giving me this info!

my damn e-brake has to be pulled all the way up to keep the car from moving. I dont care though, I figure hell if its going to roll down a hill then i'll just collect the insurance money from it. :naughty: (anyway when I park I just put my car in gear and use the e-brake)

ya thats what i do too but i want my ebrake to be less then 30000000000000 Clicks! lol

ya thats what i do too but i want my ebrake to be less then 30000000000000 Clicks! lol:iagree: but you wont have to even worry about the clicks if you just push and hold the button in while your pulling it up :lol:

lmao! thats true but then it sticks liek straight up in the air just like waiting for some slut to sit on it! LMAO

Well I have the same problem my e-brake handle goes all the way past the last clicky thing and barely holds the car in place. (btw shoes are almost brand new). Now from how I understand, there are 3 place where you can adjust the e-brake cable. 1)In the handle/lever mechanism, 2)In front of the rear axle where the front brake cable connects to the rear cable, and 3) inside the brake drum itself. However when my car was inspected before I bought it I was told that if I had my rear brake shoes cleaned and adjusted it would fix the problem with my e-brake. So I would check that first before tightening the cable up.