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I just had my G37 2009 rear calipers , rotors and pads replaced because the dealer said they were seized in the open position. After several thousand dollars of repairs costs, I drove home last night and the emergency brake is not grabbing tightly enough to stop the car from rolling down my driveway. They claim its a totally separate problem and want me to pay for the adjustment - is that correct or is it a result of them doing all this break work?
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Hello, if the technician replaced rear brake rotors or had them off the vehicle, then they should adjust the parking brake for you at no charge. If they only resurfaced rotors while on the car, or didn't resurface them at all, then they would not be responsible for this. Truth be told, though, frankly -- a repair technician should have checked the parking brake operation in conjunction with brake repairs anyway...so...i'd probably bring your case up to a service manager for discussion and hopeful resolution.