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Classic issue.
This is caused by someone changing the rear rotors and not adjusting the e-brake accordingly to the bore of the new rotor.
To fix it, you need to take off the brakes, take off the rotors and go through the adjusting procedure for both sides of the car.
This is caused by someone changing the rear rotors and not adjusting the e-brake accordingly to the bore of the new rotor.
To fix it, you need to take off the brakes, take off the rotors and go through the adjusting procedure for both sides of the car.
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But OP, if you take the console off and spray both of the gear rings with some WD40 and spray the pawls, that should help, but there's no real definitive fix.