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11-21-2005, 21:01	#1 (permalink)
Brett Guest Posts: n/a	Adjust hand brake I have adjusted the brakes on my series 3, stage 1 Land-Rover with great sucess. How can I tell if I have over adjusted the handbrake as the drive shaft is engaged all the time. Brett

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11-21-2005, 22:01	#2 (permalink)
EMB Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Adjust hand brake Brett wrote: > I have adjusted the brakes on my series 3, stage 1 Land-Rover with > great sucess. How can I tell if I have over adjusted the handbrake as > the drive shaft is engaged all the time. Chock front wheels, jack up rear wheels, release park brake, see if you can spin driveshaft. -- EMB

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