Rear Parking Brake Recalibration Course Available

Rear Parking Brake Recalibration Course Available

Approx. Course Time: 5 minutes. This course is sponsored by Tomorrow’s Tech University.

To view this course and to register to T2U’s learning management system at no cost to the school, instructors or students, click here.

If you are doing a brake job on a vehicle with an electronic parking brake (EPB), you will need a scan tool with the proper software for the parking brake system to retract the calipers, adjust the cables and perform diagnostics.

In this module we cover when and how to use a scan tool to service the parking brake system.

This course is sponsored by T2U.

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