I'm just a backyard mechanic with no service manual, but figure any workable answer is better than no answer. I just replaced the rear pads on my 2004.5 to find the caliper would not clear the new pads, and the pistons would not retract with a "C" clamp. Removing the emergency brake cable from the rear brake cylinder didn't help. The caliper pistons are threaded and can be turned clockwise to loosen, or CCW to tighten. Look at the four notches on the piston. (after you have removed the wheel and caliper) I did not find another adjuster, and didn't look very hard as everything worked out great once I backed out the pistons for a little clearance. Hope this helps someone, Steve B
You can adjust your 1989 Chevy Corvette emergency brake into different ways. The emergency brake will have an adjustment bolt on the brake pad. The emergency brake cable can be adjusted to shorten or lengthen the cable.
The emergency brake cable is connected to the brake shoe on the rear brakes. You can adjust the emergency brake by loosening or tightening the nut on the end of the cable.
In the center arm rest is a cover at the bottom that can be removed to expose the emergency brake cable, and a nut to adjust the tension.
The 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee emergency brake cable has adjustment nuts on each end of the cable. Turn the adjustment nut to lengthen or shorten the cable.
you must first adjust the rear drum brakes. then and only then can you adjust the cable for the parking brake at the base of the park brake pedal/handle. if you don't do the rear drums first, you will stretch the cable
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it is a self ajustment each time you put hand brake it is done
The emergency brake cable is held in place with swivel nuts on each end of the cable. Turn the swivel nuts to the left. The emergency brake cable will come off.
There's a tiny set screw on the rear caliper on a catch plate.
You have to take them all off from pedal to wheel and re-fit as a set, then adjust them.
I am not 100% sure, but I do believe you have to adjust the nut on the cable underneath the emergency lever. Some off them are also located under the car along the floor pan.
Fix the emergency brake