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Thread to document rework of parking brake, starting with console removal.

Couple of tricks here on plastic removal.

Tools
Torx 20 bitfor console screws
Spudger for plastic
Pliers for shift lock ring

Console held in with four Torx screws
Two in front after you lift shift console plate
Two in rear compartment after the rubber mat is lifted

Shifter is released by pulling lock ring down, the popping shift handle up, cover and boot then slides over

Two side pieces on console are released by inserting a coin into the slot at th e rear end, then sliding the pieces forward to release.

One electrical disconnect at rear for 12 V output

Brake handle boot pops out , up and over

The brake adjust is a simple 10 mm hex bolt

I set the handle to 4 clicks, then tightened bolt to full brake action. On release, both wheels spun freely
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Picture Bank
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MVS P2 Centre Console Parking Brake  - 24.jpg
Drum ok
Drum ok
Spring detail
Spring detail
Close up retractor
Close up retractor
Close up of actuator
Close up of actuator
more
more
Rear Parking brake detail
Rear Parking brake detail
MVS P2 Centre Console Parking Brake  - 17.jpg
MVS P2 Centre Console Parking Brake  - 18.jpg
SRS control module/sensor detail, cover lifted
SRS control module/sensor detail, cover lifted
Top side pieces of console get loose BUT DONT PULL ON THEM - retained by two screws inside console
Top side pieces of console get loose BUT DONT PULL ON THEM - retained by two screws inside console
MVS P2 Centre Console Parking Brake  - 14.jpg
Console removed, rear up, tip front down, work over parking brake and lever
Console removed, rear up, tip front down, work over parking brake and lever
Bottom of console - don't forget to attach rear 12V point
Bottom of console - don't forget to attach rear 12V point
Parking brake clevis
Parking brake clevis
Detail of parking brake cables going to rear
Detail of parking brake cables going to rear
No third rear seat in this V70, so the heater plug is not used
No third rear seat in this V70, so the heater plug is not used
M56 shot detail
M56 shot detail
M56 shift detail
M56 shift detail
10mm hex screw for parking brake adjust
10mm hex screw for parking brake adjust
Corvid view of parking brake lever and SRS control unit under rubber cover
Corvid view of parking brake lever and SRS control unit under rubber cover
Other side of coin release
Other side of coin release
Coin release at rear
Coin release at rear
Side pieces released with coin, then slide forward to release
Side pieces released with coin, then slide forward to release
Releasing Manual shift knob, collar squeeze, then down, pull knob up
Releasing Manual shift knob, collar squeeze, then down, pull knob up
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Anyone notice the PM trick that can save you hours of heartache, and many,many dollars of parts cost?

Its in the second to last photo
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Answer: new bleeder screws if they are more than 5 years old in salt climates,replace them with real Volvo ones.

Finished this job today by lifting console to reconnect rear 12VDC accessory plug
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