scbuckeye

Having been a mechanic for some 50+ years, it is always a good practice to chalkmark the locations of any moving part so as to put it back together the exact same way..

This was crucial in the older days when wheels were balanced ON the car.  This type of balancing made it near impossible to rotate the wheels as the wheels were balanced on a certain axle side

On 9/27/2009 at 9:04 AM, Graham said:

1a) jack up rear of car + chock front wheels

1b) seriously, chock the front wheels

2a) remove rear wheel

2b) put car in neutral, e-brake off

3) in the rear disc-drum there are a few 8mm access holes

4) turn one to the 6-o'clock position

5) you can now see the e-brake adjustment gear with a flashlight

6) use a screwdriver to adjust the e-brake gear until the disc-drum doesn't want to spin easily

7) repeat for other wheel

Car has to be held stopped by the e-brake up to 1300 RPM

Good luck

-Graham

This is NOT the proper way to do the adjustment.  Factory specs say differently.

I recently purchased a used 2001 RX300 in near like-new condition and will never use the roof rack OEM crossbars.

They appear to be in very good condition, black.

$100 + any shipping - from Greenville, SC.

Please call (text first as I do not pick up numbers I do not recognize) 330-224-5486 (we retired down here from Ohio! - go Bucks!)

OR...  email me at jlcampbell1@juno.com

Jim C.

My car has a multi-disc CD player in the glove box and it seems to work just fine on regular CD's.  However, does anyone know whether or not it will play a CD that has been burned with .MP3 songs on it?  Will the DC player read MP3 files and play them?

My new Honda has a USB port which permits me to play a thumb drive full of MP3 songs.  I miss that and thought that a CD full of MP3 tunes will work (hopefully)

This seems to be the only problem (for me) this car has!

scbuckeye