Hi all,
Just looking for some advice on tightening up my handbrake. It is getting a little loose and the car is starting to roll back on hills with the hand brake engaged. My question is; should I tighten the handbrake cable with the handbrake engaged (pulled up) or disengaged???
I have done a lot of things on cars, replacing bibs and bobs fixing things etc but for some reason, I have never adjusted a handbrake lol.
Cheers,
Phil.
Australian Liberty Owners Club
Adjusting Handbrake - Subaru Sherpa
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Adjusting Handbrake - Subaru Sherpa
by garbo41610 » Mon Apr 11, 2011 8:54 am
Car(s): Steel Silver MY10 GT Wagon + 1985 Subaru Sherpa
Mods: (GT) HKS Panel Filter. The HKS I put in the MY10 is the same filter I took out of my MY05 GT. So yes, they do fit. Custom leather heel pad to minimise carpet wear in the drivers footwell. Slotted front rotors. (Sherpa) 14'' 6 Spoke mags, Chrome Gear Shift (sick!), Alloy Pedals (sicker!), new positive and negative battery terminals, Alpine cda-9827 H/U, JBL GT 6x9's boxed and mounted (sickest!), Kicker DS650.2 component speakers mounted in the footwells in flibreglass pods, Alpine MRP-F200 4 channel amp (4x40wRMS), Rebadged with hektik chrome eBay badges, STi stickers for more powaaaa, "leather" handbrake boot, recarpetted with grey/black car carpet from Bunnings, sick Clarke Rubber boot mat, polished and waxed.
Mods: (GT) HKS Panel Filter. The HKS I put in the MY10 is the same filter I took out of my MY05 GT. So yes, they do fit. Custom leather heel pad to minimise carpet wear in the drivers footwell. Slotted front rotors. (Sherpa) 14'' 6 Spoke mags, Chrome Gear Shift (sick!), Alloy Pedals (sicker!), new positive and negative battery terminals, Alpine cda-9827 H/U, JBL GT 6x9's boxed and mounted (sickest!), Kicker DS650.2 component speakers mounted in the footwells in flibreglass pods, Alpine MRP-F200 4 channel amp (4x40wRMS), Rebadged with hektik chrome eBay badges, STi stickers for more powaaaa, "leather" handbrake boot, recarpetted with grey/black car carpet from Bunnings, sick Clarke Rubber boot mat, polished and waxed.
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Re: Adjusting Handbrake - Subaru Sherpa
by subyroo » Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:24 pm
Check ya PM's for a pdf file.
Pedro
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Re: Adjusting Handbrake - Subaru Sherpa
by AitchEBoy » Fri Apr 22, 2011 6:55 pm
Greetings my name is Ray. I notice you are requiring Sherpa Information.
I have a copy of the Sherpa Factory Manual if interested pmail if interested
By the way I live at Cambridge Gardens
I have a copy of the Sherpa Factory Manual if interested pmail if interested
By the way I live at Cambridge Gardens
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