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e brakes service mode - Piet - 02-28-2023
Guys,
if I click on "e brake service mode" does that release the rear brake cylinders and can I change the brake pads?
RE: e brakes service mode - Sodertalje - 03-01-2023
Yes, that should do the trick.
RE: e brakes service mode - Piet - 03-01-2023
(03-01-2023, 07:23 AM)Sodertalje Wrote: Yes, that should do the trick.
Thanks Sir.
Thats perfect, gone try it coming weekend.
e brakes service mode - BeachBoy - 03-01-2023
It releases the parking brake cylinder.
So you don't have to crank manually or use a 9V battery to back them.
Very easy job to change rear pads/discs
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RE: e brakes service mode - Piet - 03-01-2023
(03-01-2023, 12:42 PM)BeachBoy Wrote: It releases the parking brake cylinder.
So you don't have to crank manually or use a 9V battery to back them.
Very easy job to change rear pads/discs
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Nice……thanks Sir.
RE: e brakes service mode - Power6 - 03-01-2023
Before I made OrBit...I used a 9V battery and some scrap wires to run the motors back ;-)
But yeah brake service mode does the trick!
RE: e brakes service mode - Piet - 03-01-2023
Yes Sir, I know. I always did it with the battery charger. But this is much more convenient.
Piet