What is the method for adjusting the handbrake?

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LeEmilia
07/29/25 10:36pm
You can check the handle position of the car's handbrake. When the handle is pulled up to 70% of its full travel, the handbrake system should be in the normal braking position. Before checking the braking force of the handbrake, you should first identify this 70% working point, which can be determined by counting the clicks of the ratchet mechanism.
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