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Its the handbrake shoe.

 

Have a look inside and you'll see a cog. Rotate it one way of the other to release/tighten the handbrake

 

:yeahthat: Plus the disc might be rusted on. You'll see two holes the same size in the disc, you can put a bolt in each and screw them in evenly until the disc pops off from the hub.

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That man is just to dam good! :)

Tell me about it. His like a walking supra Wikipedia man.

Its the handbrake shoe.

 

Have a look inside and you'll see a cog. Rotate it one way of the other to release/tighten the handbrake

 

I've taken a look at that link and after what you said. Do you use a flat head to turn it one way or the other to release

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The cog is the thing in the middle, you'll have to rotate the disk until the access hole (covered by a grommet usually) is at the 6 oclock position. Then from there you'll see the cog and it rotates (from your point of view) up and down.

 

The handbrake shoe is two pads that expand and contract when you apply/release the handbrake. So when you turn the cog you effectively apply/release the hand brake. I cant remember which way is which but you'll soon find out if you rotate it the wrong way as the hub will be solid

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Did you manage to sort this? as already said turn the cog, its downwards to loosen it off, when you have changed the disc wind the cog all the way up till it stops then back off till wheel moves and hand brake works as it should, go down too far and the hand brake will not hold it enough.

 

Hope this helps if you havn't already sorted it.

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Talking of rear discs i took some off today.

You see where the 5 wheel studs are. Theirs some small holes their which a screw can go in. Get a screw that size and screw it at the bottom then take it out and screw it at the top hole. It will pop the disc straight out the hub, Took me 5 mins to do if you got the right size screw

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Or hit it like f*ck until you figure out that the shoes holding it on. Many curse words and sore fingers were had until i seen that little cog :D

 

I did that, only I don't hit like a girl so I needed new shoes along with pins, clips & springs that I bent :(

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Talking of rear discs i took some off today.

You see where the 5 wheel studs are. Theirs some small holes their which a screw can go in. Get a screw that size and screw it at the bottom then take it out and screw it at the top hole. It will pop the disc straight out the hub, Took me 5 mins to do if you got the right size screw

 

There isn't a screw at the top hole though :blink:

 

In fact there isn't a screw at the bottom, it is a cog that you need to push down with the screwdriver to get it to rotate axially.

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There isn't a screw at the top hole though :blink:

 

In fact there isn't a screw at the bottom, it is a cog that you need to push down with the screwdriver to get it to rotate axially.

 

I think he means the two threaded holes you can push the disk off the hub by screwing in evenly. I never realised about them until rick mentioned above

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