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its hanging on the parking brake pads...
i dont see an external adjustment...
how do you get the rotor off?...
thanks
trent
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Re: please help On the front of the rotor there is a small rubber plug
Originally Posted by tlpru
remove it
turn to hole down to the botton
insert a small FLAT balde screw driver and spin the adjuster wheel down to loosen the parkign brake shoes.
Do not force the rotor, the parking brake mechanism is a nightmare to install if it comes apartLast edited by mustang67408; 03-24-2008 at 10:09 AM.
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Re: please help great.....thanks a bunch...
there is no rubber boot...but you can access the turning wheel through the extra holes in the rotor....
thanks again
trent
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Re: please help Ya, your right there is no rubber on a sequoia. The camry has it. Originally Posted by tlpru
Same idea.
Glad it worked
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