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Anonymous Posted on Jul 27, 2014

Where can I find the back brake adjustment wheel on a 2001 hyundai accent

Im trying to adjust the rear brakes on my car and I cant find the thing to adjust it

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Look for a small slot in the top of the backing plate ( plugged up with a rubber block). Inside there will be small notched wheel that screws a threaded bar . Because of the conditions of the backing plate some manufacturers put the hole in the drum behind the wheel meaning the wheel has to be removed first.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 19, 2008

SOURCE: 2002 hyundai accent needs brakes

hi from uk to renew front disc(rotors) and brake pads on the accent are not beyond the mech minded diy er and can easilly be done if you follow instructions on the haynes manual etc and would save$$$$s in dealer charges ? if you diy as for the rear brakes they are drum brakes with shoes that are auto adjust but again can be done by diy with help of manual ? as for cost of parts ? you can obtain/price of all parts from good auto shop/superstore also a manual ? then by all means obtain a quote ? for local garage to do the brakes with cost of labour and parts ? then consider option of diy? i am sure you will be tempted/inspired if you browse the work involved hope this helps? contact again if you feel lucky? will be glad to assist if you get stuck? or req info ? merry xmas from uk

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Colin Stickland

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  • Posted on Feb 04, 2009

SOURCE: handbrake adjustment?

you havent set the rear brakes up properly,slacken off handbrake cable first,remove the rear shoe any side first or both together ,firstly with a small angle grinder flaten the lip thats built up around the edge of the drum ,taking care not to catch the shiney facing.then look at at the handbrake pulling arm and make sure it right the way back onto the shoe .Next the hard part and this is adjusting the the automatic adjuster till as you put drum on their is a slight resistance sliding over shoes but the drum turns with a slight resistance and a bit of noise where the shoes are just catching,Do both side sides and adjust handbrake till you have 3 notches (clicks) .check wheels still turn ok with a slight noise of the shoes dragging .Now footbrake should be firmer and this car will lock back wheels up at 30mph ,and bounce out the brake tester at the annual mechanical inspection

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 25, 2009

SOURCE: parking brake adjustment

On the accents what you need to do is to remove the plastic casing from around the parking brake mechanism. Towards the back on each side there is a screw that needs to come out. Then you will just need to wiggle the plastic casing out and around from the parking brake and set it aside with the screws. Once that is off on the inside there will be what looks like one long (gold colored) screw and at the bottom there will be a mini cable running off to each side. At the end of the tension adjuster is where you adjust it. Mine was very loose and I had to tighten it down quite a bit. It takes a 12 MM wrench. You will want to turn the wrench toward the passenger side to tighten it down. Hope this works for you.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 29, 2009

SOURCE: 2003 Hyundai Accent Rear Brake Noise

the rear shoes need to be cleaned and adjusted. nothing to worry about unless it annoys you too much.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 14, 2009

SOURCE: trying to adjust clutch on 2001 Hyundai Accent.

hydraulic clutches are non-adjustable

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