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post Jul 7, 2012 - 2:54 AM
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Are there any adjustments that need to be made if you put on a new caliper I noticed these celicas use a duo servo mechanical drum parking brake design, where the cable goes into from behind the rotor vice externally. is the only rear parking brake adjustment in the center glove only? I keep reading you adjust something in the rotor first and then move on to the adjustment in the center glove. is that an adjustment in the rotor where that rubber plug is? I noticed when I looked into the rubber plug, its not very clear what to adjust there, the toyota service manual is not very detailed. it says to adjust something so that pads basically lock the rotor, the description sounds like drum brakes but it was listed under disc brakes and drum brake shoes had its only paragraph. Just wondering if anyone knew. I'm used to the hondas rear brake set up.

This what the manual says:
Disc Brakes
Raise and support rear of vehicle. Remove rear wheel. Release
parking brake. Remove adjustment hole plug from rear rotor. Turn
adjuster until parking brake shoes lock rotor. Back off adjuster 8
notches.

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post Jul 7, 2012 - 3:40 AM
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Stick a flat head screwdriver in there. It's adjusted in an up or down motion. A picture is worth a thousand words. In the picture it's the part at the bottom of the picture next to the lithium grease.

Here's a picture from autozone

Adjusting this will actually move the shoes in or out. I own an st so I don't have rear discs but I'd say that the inner shoes on your discs work in a similar fashion the rear drums do on an st.

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