Hyundai Parking Brake Adjustment | Techn' Moto
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- 2009 Hyundai Elantra Parking Brake Adjustment
In this video I cover how to adjust the parking/emergency brake on a Hyundai Elantra.
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Thank you for showing everyone how to adjust the emergency brake. Your video is super helpful.
@@matthewhuling8582 np
Straight to the point, sweet and simple to follow along. Excellent video. No fluff.
Thanks. Hope it’s helpful.
@@TechnMoto It was indeed. I have a functioning parking brake again. 👍🏾🙂
As u know it’s my first year here in the US, thanks To my husband, buying me a new car would be best for me since I’m still learning, so doing like this wouldnt b happening yet? So, parking is very easy. Hey techn moto, my friend! Thanks a lot for the time spent on us during the podcast. We had a good time with your participation particularly your humor!
lol it was my pleasure and glad you get my humor. not many do
Hey there! Thanks so much for this video! I felt like this would be an easy job and when I had my car in the shop for another issue, I'd asked them about adjusting my hand break which was loosened due to the car being on a dolly and trekked across 3 states-it was so loose that my key would not release from the ignition a couple of times. The shop said they could fix it but they'd have to take the entire center console out which seemed really drastic. I didn't have a ratchet wrench so had to buy one (and they only had a 2 pack at the closest shop) so for $30. In 10 minutes I fixed it myself thanks to you! Keep the vids comin'!
Super cool. Glad I could help. Take care.
Thanks, failed inspection in Massachusetts for Parking brake. You saved me from a headache.
Wow cool. Glad I could be of help 👍
i failed my inspection cause of this took it to a close friend since he is a mechianc he said he had to order parts to fix it so i’m causing the wire must be no good
Great sharing dear. I enjoyed watching. New friend here. Stay in touch!
thanks
Nice one and an easy job as well .....good and handy video thumbs up.
Thanks buddy 👍
Nice one...I pretty much use pull e-brakes for drifting around wet corners, hahaha...so tightening is a good thing :)
😂 I used to do that
What size of wrench did you use?
Don’t know, been a while. I work on many things. Can’t remember all nut sizes 😆 I think it may have been a 12mm or something like that.
Hey I have a Hyundai Tiburon is has the exact same setup but my issue is a little different hoping maybe you could shed some light on it both rear calipers are brand new changed them s while back new shoes new rotors new bearings etc all that good stuff but only one rear tire will engage and the cables inside the arm rest are not even one is further ahead then the other how to fix ?
All I can say is check your cables (one could be stuck) and check the parking brake mechanism/caliper/etc.
@@TechnMoto disc + pad + rotor brakes all 4 tires no drum brakes on the Tiburon my guess I've never saw this happen but have heard of it happening is it possible one cable may have stretched over time ?
@@JimmyPage455 As long as everything is working like it should then I guess it could be possible. On a serious note, if it were me, I would have someone check it. Nothing wrong with having a professional check it out. My gut tells me something is not correct or was installed incorrectly. Good luck
Great technique for sharing
Thanks
Cool beans!
lol thanks
Hey bro when do you know when to stop tightening it?
When you get three clicks on the parking brake handle and you can feel the brake engage.
Nice one friend thank you for sharing it😘
Thanks
thanks!!!
Hope it was helpful 👍
What size wrench?
sorry don't remember but I think you can figure it out yourself. just look down in there could be a ten or twelve mm wrench
My left cable stops about halfway.
Have someone check your brakes
Did that ,,, still handbrake will not hold rear wheels
You may want to have a qualified person check your brake system. If you did adjust brake correctly then there are some issues with the brake system. Seriously have it checked.
Simple as that.
Very simple
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Thanks buddy
Quick and nasty and wrong! Adjust parking brake shoes at wheels first, then the cables as described. If shoes are so worn that there's hardly any contact with the drum(s), all the cable tightening won't do anything for you. (Now thankfully retired, after too many years in the trade).
I realize this comment is 5 months old at the time of my reply and I'm definitely not much of a mechanic (that's where videos like yours on UA-cam come in handy! So thanks!) but i believe Tony Quance is referring to adjusting the star wheel adjuster located inside the brake drum that turns to increase/decrease the pressure of the shoes against the drum before adjusting the parking brake cable. Im assuming that's what he is referring to anyway. Replacing drum and shoes on a 09 hyundai accent currently and adjusted the star wheel through the front before putting the drum back on but there's also a small window on the backside of the drum to adjust the star wheel once it's all back together. They sell a special tool to get inside the port on the back to adjust but you can also use a little flathead screwdriver. Just My 2¢ worth
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Thank you so much man!
//User of a Hyundai Accent Ls 1995
No problem. Hope it helps