Failed E-brake
Correct me if im wrong but using the ebrake even if not parked on a hill keeps it tightened correct? Back when I had my Tundra you had to use it very often to keep the ebrake very tight. Everywhere I park with the Z I always use the ebrake no matter what and 47k miles later its still grabs strong.
Might want to start carrying a brick around and a via option to e-brake. I always use my e-brake and put it in gear. I don't have any problems of the cable loosening up. I do however do not use it on my other DD automatic. Probably should before anything bad happens.
A friend of mine left the e brake off on his DD Prelude the other night and it rolled across the street and backed into a tree. Smashed the rear bumper and trunk lid pretty bad. Your brother got lucky on this one.
I'm looking to tighten the e-brake myself now and I know you're supposed to go in through the "ash tray" in the center console. I realize that this is specific to the older models but Even the service manual for the 06 has this same diagram so I assume its done the same way. Does anybody know how to get in through the compartment on the top of the center console? I would rather do it this way than taking off the whole center console but if that has to be done thats no big deal either.
I'm looking to tighten the e-brake myself now and I know you're supposed to go in through the "ash tray" in the center console. I realize that this is specific to the older models but Even the service manual for the 06 has this same diagram so I assume its done the same way. Does anybody know how to get in through the compartment on the top of the center console? I would rather do it this way than taking off the whole center console but if that has to be done thats no big deal either.
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