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Old 04-28-2009, 11:38 AM   #15
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The assumption that a newb on a forum like this one doesn't know much is usually a pretty safe bet. But, you can ask questions without making them looks dumb. And that keeps you from making incorrect assumptions about their problem.
OP is a newb to the forum because they don't post much? Join date is same as mine. OP wanted an opinion based on experience. I gave an opinion based on my experience with this issue. First reply to OP asked no questions, just assumed that it's adjusted properly. Why single me out?

My brakes feel great, and 5 clicks on my handbrake. On my inclined (average, I assume) driveway it's 5 clicks and it's never tried to roll forward or reverse. I've never adjusted them, btw.
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