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Chrischris
 


Member Since: 25 Sep 2019
Location: Durham
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Electric handbrake

Hi all

Just changed the rear discs and pads on my disco3, wound the hand brake adjusters off to remove discs and then readjusted. Now the hand brake is playing up, making a awful noise when I try to pull it on. Handbrake warning lights on as well. Sometimes it'll stay on and won't release unless I pull the cable under the button. Tried resetting the handbrake by what it's says on my snap on solus pro but still no luck. A local garage said you need to adjust the handbrake via adjuster till its wound right on then turn it back 12 clicks but still no good.

Any ideas? eletric handbrake, another pointless thing on modern cars
  
Post #208700625th Sep 2019 8:07 pm
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Bardley
 


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United Kingdom 2011 Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6 HSE Auto Santorini BlackDiscovery 4

Now you've pulled the emergency latch cable I think you'll find the EPB unit needs some work.
Have a search, there's a good walk thro' kindly posted by a member. I'll try and find it..

Here.
https://www.disco4.com/forum/epb-repairunjam-relatch-91299.html
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Chrischris
 


Member Since: 25 Sep 2019
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But if I'm driving along and pull the button when driving like instruction on the machine the hand brake works perfect. Plus the hand brake wasn't working properly before I pulled the cable, only did that as wouldn't release. What a mess of a thing. Il follow that guide tomorrow and hopefully get somewhere. Thank you
  
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Globetrotter448
 


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Go back to square one. It was working okay before you started. When you loosened the brakes off, you may not have readjusted them with the shoes centrally so go back and check. If you have pulled the emergency release it may take a couple of applications for it to re-latch up
  
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Chrischris wrote:
But if I'm driving along and pull the button when driving like instruction on the machine the hand brake works perfect.


Different system and application ....if you pull the EPB lever up while driving along it applies the brakes on all 4 wheels ...not the park brake. Wink
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M3DPO
 


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You need to read Bodsys Brake Bible found in the wiki on top of home page Thumbs Up sounds like you are not centralising the shoes by slackening the Allen stud off opposite the adjuster, do not use it until you find the fault as you may jam the mechanism up and have further problems.
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