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m merritt Posted on Nov 24, 2012
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Parking break wont engage 2001 chevy tahoe

Appears to be working but does not fully engage.seems to need adjusting but cannot adjust cable.

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No adjmnt its not in the disc brake uder it is a hores shoe brake shoe just for the emergency brake a little pricy too just change it

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SOURCE: 2002 tahoe parking break adjustment

There is no adjustment........you will have to replace the parking brake.

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2002 tahoe parking break adjustment

There is no adjustment........you will have to replace the parking brake.
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