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78 Series Hand brake

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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78 Series Hand brake

Post by TroopiePete »

Hi
Had a few issues with my Hand Brake, I had it adjusted it worked for one day, went out to Land cruiser park took it into a mud pit at the pig pen, got stuck, after the hand brake and Alternator would not work, fixed the Alternator but the hand brake is still not good! I adjusted it this time, it worked for a few weeks but is starting to fail again..
Could I have a cable problem - is this a standard thing with Toyota's as my old Prado was not much better.
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

Cheers,
Dan.

[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
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Post by TroopiePete »

Thanks for the ideas.

interested to know if anyone has used either of the methods.
Peter - VK4FSD
Toyota 78 Series Troopy 4.2 TD Locked and loaded.
River City 4WD Club - President and Bulletin editor
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