chucknorris
New member
Hi all,
So this weekend I am going to be replacing both rear brake rotors and pads.
After hours of google and searching around here (nobody has a rear rotor and pad write-up), it seems like a fairly straight-forward process with the exception of the e-brake. Apparently some engineer and his infinite wisdom thought it would be a good idea to have a disc/drum combo on the rear brakes for our 4Runners.
Does anyone know what direction to turn the star nut adjuster (up or down) in order to back off the brake shoe on the inside of the rotor?
What is the process for re-adjusting the e-brake upon new rotor installation if the star nut adjuster was used to back off the e-brake for old rotor removal? Do I just turn the star nut adjuster till it stops (contact with rotor) and then back off a few turns and check the function of the e-brake to make sure it grabs and holds?
Wish me luck!
Thanks!
So this weekend I am going to be replacing both rear brake rotors and pads.
After hours of google and searching around here (nobody has a rear rotor and pad write-up), it seems like a fairly straight-forward process with the exception of the e-brake. Apparently some engineer and his infinite wisdom thought it would be a good idea to have a disc/drum combo on the rear brakes for our 4Runners.
Does anyone know what direction to turn the star nut adjuster (up or down) in order to back off the brake shoe on the inside of the rotor?
What is the process for re-adjusting the e-brake upon new rotor installation if the star nut adjuster was used to back off the e-brake for old rotor removal? Do I just turn the star nut adjuster till it stops (contact with rotor) and then back off a few turns and check the function of the e-brake to make sure it grabs and holds?
Wish me luck!
Thanks!