It was towed onto the flatbed by putting in neutral and jacking the rear end up plus using dolliesQuote:
Originally Posted by Disco-tastic
It was towed onto the flatbed by putting in neutral and jacking the rear end up plus using dolliesQuote:
Originally Posted by Disco-tastic
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Originally Posted by BrianElloy
The bowden cables are availble separately!
If you remove fuse 8 so not to allow actuator keep running would this allow one to proceed with trip or get you home?
EPB module/actuator needed to be replaced. Again.
apparently it was full of water??? Would have thought that everything under the car should be reasonably water resistant given its certified wading depth but what do I know
Doesn't make sense to me but I trust my mechanic Wilf Chambers (who incidentally replaced the EPB actuator at his expense as he had only done this 6 months ago)
All good now
The main thing to remember to do is to reseal the epb cover with a decent sealant after opening it up to reattach the cable/s. It is very well sealed from new infact it is quite hard to open up.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrianElloy
Yep, it's either sealed water tight or it's not, whoever did the job didn't do it well if it was 6 months old! Really though, humans aren't robots, and seeing as he's offered to replace it, there's no reason to have trust issues. Would be worried if he made you pay for it though....Quote:
Originally Posted by justinc
Certainly have had my share of 'reworks' etc over the last 20 years! We're all only human☺. Its how its rectified thats the important thing for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russrobe
Probably the only way to be sure it is properly sealed is to do it in a factory using a robot in reality! Resealing it will always be difficult.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russrobe
Is there a reason why the whole lot wasn't replaced with a factory sealed unit or is it always necessary to unseal it when replacing the EPB? I had mine done at about 90,000km and it has never missed a beat since in the last 170,000km, with heaps of water crossings and difficult off roading. I thought when they fixed mine they pulled out the old and installed the new part, which was the electronics and the mechanical bits combined, but I don't really know exactly what was done.
Brian, glad it all got sorted out in the end. Hopefully you won't be contemplating a Land Cruiser just yet! It went so well in the sand at Easter time.
Going to have to get some pointers off you now that I have just bought a D3 to add to the D1.... [bigwhistle]
Bob to reconnect the cable/s you have to open it. The replacement new epb is a complete sealed unit with cables attached so no need to touch it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobD