Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
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Help please!! Changing rear discs....
A little help please,
I am currently sitting outside trying to fit my new rear epb shoes, discs and pads, I've just gone to put the first side on and I can only just get the disc back ! It will only rotate with a bar and there is no adjustment left on the click adjuster.
I have an iid and think that maybe the epb is slightly engaged even thou I've followed bodsys brake bible to the letter, so how do I release the epb module with the car in the air or do I need to put it back together and release it that way,
Also should I do the other side before doing this?
Please help I'm desperate!!!!!
Thanks Sam
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Have you completely slackened off the knurled wheel so that the adjuster is fully closed also use the iid to set the epb to mount position also make sure if you have removed the epb brake shoes that the bar that goes between them is in the correct position the shoes should be sitting tight to the wedge that sits inbetween them may be a good idea to post some pictures so we can have a look at your set upRange Rover Westminster 4.4 TDV8 what a car
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21st Jan 2017 6:53 pm
Hocks172
Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
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Hi thanks for the reply, yep I have completely slackened off the knurled nut it can't get any smaller, there is no thread showing.
I've took the disc off and on a few times double checking.
I'm just having some dinner will post some pics once back at it.
Can anyone point me the correct way to do the epb with the iid?
Thanks again Sam.
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from memory ignition on, goto service/test, park brake then set to mount or service position you should hear the actuator movingRange Rover Westminster 4.4 TDV8 what a car
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21st Jan 2017 7:26 pm
Hocks172
Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
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I take it I need to put it back on the ground to do that!
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21st Jan 2017 7:46 pm
Hocks172
Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
Posts: 556
Here are some pics of the one I've just done hope they make sense
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21st Jan 2017 8:25 pm
geoff.
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It will be the Allen screw adjuster wedge that is not fully offit only needs a tooth or two to stopp the disc going on or rotating freely when you replace the shoes..
Flack
21st Jan 2017 9:28 pm
Hocks172
Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
Posts: 556
Thanks for the replys sorry my phone died!
Geoff. No I don't think they are.
Flack I did try that but I found my error
The metal plate at the top with the little spring round was around the wrong way I.e. The lump was pushing on the hub this picture was my second side and I noticed as bodsy has a mock picture in the brake bible which was different to how I had put that one on.
Thank you very much for your replys I'm just going to try and bed them in now.
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thats the part i was on about i got it the wrong way round as well first attempt, glad you got it sortedRange Rover Westminster 4.4 TDV8 what a car
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21st Jan 2017 10:03 pm
Hocks172
Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
Posts: 556
Thanks furnitureman, I did think that bit thought I had it right, very much appreciated the help!
Sam
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glad you sorted it, one of the reasons i only do work like that in the mornings so i have a day to fix any problemsRange Rover Westminster 4.4 TDV8 what a car
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22nd Jan 2017 12:39 pm
Hocks172
Member Since: 29 Mar 2014
Location: Brighton
Posts: 556
Just thought id update that they are all working fine and sounding a lot better!
not perfect thou as i suspect the bearings need replacing!!
furniture man i would love to have started in the morning but by the time the family were where they needed to be 2.30pm was when i finally started!
The problems with young kids swimming training, parties etc..
Thanks again
also Geoff. can you do rear bearings or not?
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Hocks172 totaly understand ive got three boys in three rugby teams so sundays are full as are most night s with kick boxing and rugby training i must admit swimbo isnt very chuffed when i get my tool kit out first thing on a saturday so i once showed her how much land rover wanted to charge to change disks and pads all round, now she even brings be a coffee when im fixing either car Range Rover Westminster 4.4 TDV8 what a car
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