jamesmartin
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you are best using hand brake letting the car settle then applying park
Transmission brake disc or drum?
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Maybe, which it does and it’s which easily identified with the short settling movement of the vehicle, but initially the foot brake holds the vehicle then P is selected, and then hand brake on, foot brake off, but then I don’t really know what I do it’s automatic after 31 years with a LR auto. Must pay attention
jamesmartin
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if you saw one and as many sheared as i have youd apply hand brake first on a steep inclineMaybe, which it does and it’s which easily identified with the short settling movement of the vehicle, but initially the foot brake holds the vehicle then P is selected, and then hand brake on, foot brake off, but then I don’t really know what I do it’s automatic after 31 years with a LR auto. Must pay attention
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Thanks for that, so having a hand brake holding the load, there is still a lot of pressure put on the gearbox?
jamesmartin
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no hand brake has 4 x10mm bolts holding it to the transfer box housing
discool
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Ok I’ll pay attention and give it a try, so the plan is... I will stop with the foot brake first, as u do, but then it’s on with the hand brake before select P.
Let’s see ,I may find that is what I’ve been doing all this time
Or not.
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Got ya, I was having a blonde moment. Well I've ordered the drum,shoes and springs now at least it will last. I dread to think what I'm going to find when I take the rusty flaky old drum off
But a big thank you guys , I've learnt something I didn't give a thought about.
And will change my parking up habit now
But a big thank you guys , I've learnt something I didn't give a thought about.
And will change my parking up habit now
Trick with the shoes is to build them up with the springs etc off the car then fit/stretch them over the flange as getting the springs on the shoes in situ can be a right toss.
Fit top shoe frst then you can pull the lower one into postiion.
Fit top shoe frst then you can pull the lower one into postiion.
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Will do and thanks for the heads up.
