handbrake damaged in collision
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Some info required, well any info at all would be a start
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brianp38dse
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Hello and welcome 
what motor are we talking about.
what motor are we talking about.
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Hi, try the fender section. Also, is it not the insurance companies problem and job to find out and fix it?
I thought so too, but the NFU engineer (my insurance) cannot see how it would be. Currently transferred to Inverness 4x4, as I trust Hamish (but not the dealer in Inverness). I told them I thought they should choose a garage for repairs who could repair everything!
Hicap phill
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At a push the handbrake shoes may have been dislodged. Or the adjuster has become loose allowing shoes to wedge on drum.
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Hi there and welcome
Has there been any chassis damage? How has damage to the handbrake presented itself?
Has there been any chassis damage? How has damage to the handbrake presented itself?
Thanks. 4x4 said it was coincidence, corrosion and shorted which melted cable - trust them. Thank you for helping.Welcome to the forum
Any luck with this?
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