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get your handbrake cable lubed up !

I had issues last year which resulted in a £500 repair bill !!


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Lick it for me Jim :lol:

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£500

****tttt i thought mine was bad when the cable snapped and rolled down a hill straight into a post, the bill came to £250 :o

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mr2's are notorius for the hanbrake cable freezing...

one of those things you need be aware off...

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Stick it in gear when you park!!!! thats what ill be doing!!

Cheers boys :thumbsup:


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Stick it in gear when you park!!!! thats what ill be doing!!

Cheers boys  :thumbsup:

I could do that but i live on a rather banked driveway

might slip :wacko:

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me is worried now.... mine has been stood for a couple of days with the handbrake on.....

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I always leave it in 1st gear and in reverse gear if on a decline, heard too many stories of cars going off on their own after the owner has left!

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I always leave it in 1st gear and in reverse gear if on a decline, heard too many stories of cars going off on their own after the owner has left!

I remember a guy who had his car NOT a toyota in gear, and handbreak and the !Removed! thing rolled and smashed into someone elses caravan.

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flipping heck! never new this!

luckily my drives flatish! :lol:

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My car rolled off on it's own the other week (non Toyota). Now I have to buy a Yaris bumper for my colleague's car it rolled into. :crybaby: Knowing me though, if I left it in gear, I'd go to start it up and forget.

Best thing to do if your car is off the road for a while is to leave it on flat ground with handbrake off and support a wheel with something like bricks. That way it stops the brakes sticking on.

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My handbrake cable is slack-as-you-like anyway.

Really should get it seen to.

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