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How to tighten Nissan Titan & Armada Parking Brake
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- čas přidán 3. 10. 2021
- If your parking brake (also called emergency brake) is loose and doesn't seem to hold the car from moving, I'll show you how to adjust it. This was done on a 2007 Nissan Titan, but a LOT of cars (not just Nissan) are very similar to this.
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Well done! No extra yacking just doing the work. Thank you.
Very informative. The more detail the better.
The ground is moving. Good one. Don't forget grease on the caliper pins( bolts ).
More important than locktite.
Great video! Was easy to understand, even for an ol' fart like me.
Appreciate it when a training video will just get to the point,
without a whole lot of superfluous chatter.
Thanks!
Thanks man, great video.
Great video
This v8deo showed me all i need to know thank y9u
Thanks man
I enjoyed the video
my driver side cable for emergency brake has more slack, any ideas
@@bigdaddystrasser there’s a y-cable of sorts that is attached to the frame via a spring. It could have come loose from there. I might be thinking of the Frontier, but it would be easy to follow that cable backwards to see.
Hello, do you know where the MAP sensor is located? can you help me locate it on the engine? Thank you.
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@@TallFamilyFilms noooo.... Sensor MAP pleace, the video is sensor MAF. Tks.
First the truck would not hold on a hill. Then it started happening on flat ground so I knew it was time to do this job. If you know of any tricks that make this faster and easier, please let us all know.
My calipers were in opposite that pin to love was on the bottom did someone put them back upside down, does it matter?
Autocorrect messed up your question
@@TallFamilyFilms on my armada, the calipers were opposite (upside down) the position of yours. Maybe it's armada vs titan
@@MPPJ1931 I just looked up another armada rear brakes video and you are correct, Armada is installed at the 3 o’clock position instead of 9. I learned something today. I thought the armada and the titan were almost identical in most aspects.
@@TallFamilyFilms still the same process being upside down, just reverse the order of what comes out and put back on the caliper first. Your video got me through it. Thanks for being clear and easy to follow that wasnt even an issue for more than 2 mins.
@@TallFamilyFilms I have to do the other side, but there wasn't any improvement even after doing this side. When I press the parking break in how much movement should there be where the single line splits to each wheel underneath the truck? I have about 1"-1.5"of movement when tension is on it after the parking break is engaged. That enough?
Te pregunto la tuerca se ajusta con la emergencis abajo
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No, do the adjustments with the the parking brake pedal in the up position
@@TallFamilyFilms I think his question is just like mine... the "nut" adjustment by the pedal is done with the parking brake set or off?
@@erickgutierrez90 at 00:47 I mention to release the brake. Also, you won’t get very far if you don’t because the rotor won’t come off.
Thanks for your reply. You do mention releasing the brake after mentioning the adjuster nut by the pedal so I'm not sure of the process
Why has that happen?
Brake shoes wear down. Brake cable stretches.