Removing and installing handbrake cable, Caddy 2011 ▶ — AUDI
Removing and installing handbrake cable, Caddy 2011 ▶ on Audi: 16 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: platform code 2C0
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- The centre console is not shown to improve clarity.
📋 Procedure
- Release handbrake.
- Remove drinks holder General body repairs, interior68Compartments, covers and trims.
- Unclip cover from centre console (if fitted). [Note: The centre console is not shown to improve clarity.]
- Release adjustment nut (arrow) until relevant handbrake cable (1) can be detached from compensator (2).
- Press lever on brake caliper (1) forwards and unhook handbrake cable.
- Detach handbrake cable by pressing the locking lugs out of the bracket on brake caliper.
- Remove retaining clip of speed sensor wire.
- Unhook handbrake cable (3) from bracket (2).
- Pull handbrake cable out of guide pipe.
- Push handbrake cable into guide pipe and attach it to bracket.
- Push handbrake cable into bracket on brake caliper until clip engages.
- Press lever on brake caliper forwards and attach handbrake cable.
- Secure speed sensor wire to handbrake cable.
- Attach handbrake cable (2) to compensator (3).
- Pretension handbrake cable with adjustment nut (1).
- Adjust handbrake .
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