Don’t pull it while on an incline…
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Is there any danger here? Should it spring back in after being pupped or do I need to tie it out?
Do you need to move it urgently? I’m signing out now.
It will probably seize up again when or if you apply the prick of a handbrake again I’d imagine.
Thanks for your help. Enjoy the evening. I haven’t far to drive it. Should be safe enough.
Give her a squirt of WD40 and 2 (two) taps of a hammer.
Alternatively you could just set fire to it🙈
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Bursting his thumb with the hammer or burning to death, I went with the sore thumb.
The sorest thing will be the bill. Any idea what I’m looking at here?
I pulled the cable and it popped off. Drove it out ok with no hand break.
New cable shouldn’t be dear unless you damaged block?
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Never buy a Renault again mate.
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Anything with a hint of French involved in building or designing it…
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Those beautiful Citreon cars of the 70’s will never be matched on style but unfortunately style was the limit.
Japanese or German pal. Anywhere else is playing literally with fire.
Opel/Vauxhall?
Agreed but Hyundai have proved themselves as a very reliable car. They’re South Korean.
I’ll talk to the wife.
It hasn’t been too bad in fairness. Bar this and the PDF it’s been trouble free.
GM aren’t they? Basically American cars.
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New ones or newish ones are grand but they will soon enough cause you grief.
Kia’s are reliable