20 Most Recent 2007 Honda CR-V - Page 8 Questions & Answers

yoiu dont touch the cable ,you remove the rear disks and adjust the shoes which are inside the the brake disk,check the type of system first though as it may have the handbrake on the caliper and if this type adjusting the cable will not work anyway as it will not pass the annual mechanical inspection on handbrake efficiency if the knife edge lever points are worn inside the caliper

Bad speed sensor, cut wire, or he did not connect the speed sensor, or he installed the wrong speed sensor.....he needs to fix it even if he has to hire a better mechanic to do it.

After checking and adjusting the tire pressures, The vehicle must be driven at speeds above 28 Mph (45 km/h) for approximately 20 minutes for the TPMS to receive the updated information from the tire pressure sensors in the tires. It will then reset itself.If you have driven the vehicle, and the indicator will still not go off, then you need to take your car in for service so the malfunction in the TPMS system can be properly diagnosed.