Reply to "Wilwood Parking Brake is Dragging, Advice?"

forestgMember

From Wilwood instructions:

Adjust parking brake:

1. With parking brake off, loosen adjustment bolt jam nut (on the parking brake caliper).

2. Tighten the adjustment bolt until there is some drag on the rotor.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the other rear wheel caliper.

4. Back off adjustment bolt one-half turn on each caliper.

5. Ensure there is no rotation of adjustment bolt and tighten jamb nut 80-120 in- lb. on each caliper.

6. Check for drag on each rotor. A slight rubbing sound during rotation is acceptable.

Since you have drag already you may need to back off the adjustment bolt to get clearance and then follow the above instructions.

10/23/229:40 PM

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