Raise the vehicle.
Check the routing and installation of the cable in the holders and guides.
Otherwise, make the correct brake pad clearance adjustment.
Release the parking brake lever.
Slowly lift the parking brake lever up and count the number of clicks. With a force of 200 N (corresponds to 20 kg on spring scales) the parking brake lever should move between 5 and 7 clicks.
Otherwise, make the correct brake pad clearance adjustment.
Models with rear drum brakes
Parking brake elements (drum brakes)
1 - lever bracket;
2 - locknut;
3 - adjusting nut;
4 - cable equalizer;
5 - front cable;
6 - signal switch for applying the parking brake;
7 - lever;
8, 16 - rear cable;
9 - cable holder;
10 - rubber bushing;
11, 15 - end of the cable;
12 - lock washer;
13 - locking clip;
14 - holding spring.
Remove the console trim from the parking brake lever.
Loosen the lock nut and turn the adjusting nut to the end of the parking brake cable.
Pull the brake lever several times with a force of approximately 200 N (20 kg), until the lever travel becomes constant.
Set the correct stroke of the parking brake lever by turning the adjusting nut. There must be no gap between the parking brake lever and the adjusting nut.
If the number of clicks of the brake lever is less than required, then this means that the brake cable is overstretched. It is necessary to achieve the required number of clicks.
After adjustment, tighten the locknut while holding the adjusting nut with a wrench.
After releasing the parking brake, spin the rear wheels. If the brake pads rub, repeat the adjustment.
Lower the car.
Install console overlay.
Models with rear wheel disc brakes
Remove the console trim from the parking brake lever.
Loosen the locknut and screw the adjusting nut to the end of the parking brake cable.
After starting the engine, let it run at idle speed. When you press the brake pedal hard repeatedly, the automatic brake pad setting mechanism sets the pads to the correct position.
Measure the gap between the parking brake lever and the stop. Required value: 2 mm or less.
Use the adjusting nut to achieve the required travel of the parking brake lever. There must be no gap between the brake lever and the adjusting nut.
If the number of clicks of the parking brake lever is less than required, then the parking brake cable is overstretched. The required number of clicks must be achieved.
After adjustment, tighten the locknut while holding the adjusting nut with a wrench.
After releasing the parking brake, spin the rear wheels. If the brake pads rub, repeat the adjustment.
Lower the car.
Install console overlay.