I warmly welcome! Gentlemen, where in the Mercedes W245 B-class parking brake cables converge, two from the wheels and one from the brake lever from the cab? I have already adjusted the distance between the jaws and the drums in both wheels, but there is still a long idle stroke on the lever. On...

The adjustment should be with the lever itself, usually it is.

Unfortunately, there is no adjustment with the lever. Looking even at the rope itself (on the net), there is nothing to shoot there

The adjustment is where the right and left wheels meet. In the picture the front link.

Ociz, thanks a lot, I was looking for this. Or maybe you know where they meet? I am asking because the bottom of the car is full of covers, unscrewing them is not nice. I would like to get to where it is needed.

I haven't had Class B for a long time. In the class and Vaneo goes more or less as the rear wheels start, here probably the same. I like these covers there, because at least clean when you take them off.

Thank you very much for your help, best regards. I'll search

In one class (but I don't remember which one) the adjustment was under the lid in the floor and this lid under the rear seat.

It would be too beautiful to be in a B-class

For posterity, the W245 parking brake cable adjustment is on the rear beam, closer to the left wheel. Just remove the left wheel on the lift and there is very good access. Simple and pleasant adjustment Greetings.

Mercedes Benz W245 B-Class: Locating and Adjusting Parking Brake Cables Convergence

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#1 17265530 08 Jun 2018 19:42

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I warmly welcome!
Gentlemen, where in the Mercedes W245 B-class parking brake cables converge, two from the wheels and one from the brake lever from the cab? I have already adjusted the distance between the jaws and the drums in both wheels, but there is still a long idle stroke on the lever. On the third clove almost nothing holds, I wanted to shorten it a little by adjusting. I will be grateful for help.
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17266561 09 Jun 2018 14:35

The adjustment should be with the lever itself, usually it is.
#3 17266859 09 Jun 2018 17:31

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17266859 09 Jun 2018 17:31

Unfortunately, there is no adjustment with the lever. Looking even at the rope itself (on the net), there is nothing to shoot there
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17266870 09 Jun 2018 17:37

The adjustment is where the right and left wheels meet.
In the picture the front link.
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#5 17266900 09 Jun 2018 17:57

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17266900 09 Jun 2018 17:57

Ociz, thanks a lot, I was looking for this. Or maybe you know where they meet? I am asking because the bottom of the car is full of covers, unscrewing them is not "nice". I would like to get to where it is needed.
#6 17266909 09 Jun 2018 18:06

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17266909 09 Jun 2018 18:06

I haven't had Class B for a long time. In the class and Vaneo goes more or less as the rear wheels start, here probably the same.
I like these covers there, because at least clean when you take them off.
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17266955 09 Jun 2018 18:29

Thank you very much for your help, best regards. I'll search
#8 17266961 09 Jun 2018 18:33

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17266961 09 Jun 2018 18:33

In one class (but I don't remember which one) the adjustment was under the lid in the floor and this lid under the rear seat.
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17266976 09 Jun 2018 18:42

W203 has it.
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It would be too beautiful to be in a B-class
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For posterity, the W245 parking brake cable adjustment is on the rear beam, closer to the left wheel. Just remove the left wheel on the lift and there is very good access. Simple and pleasant adjustment
Greetings.
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[postid]17266561[/postid] not on the rear beam need a channel or jack lift

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Topic summary

The discussion centers on locating and adjusting the parking brake cables in the Mercedes Benz W245 B-Class. The user seeks guidance on where the cables from the wheels and the brake lever converge, noting that despite adjusting the distance between the jaws and drums, there remains excessive idle stroke on the lever. Responses indicate that the adjustment point is located on the rear beam, closer to the left wheel, and recommend removing the left wheel for better access. Some users mention that adjustments may also be found under covers or lids, but specific details vary. Overall, the consensus is that the adjustment is straightforward once the correct location is accessed.
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