Hello , where is the handbrake adjuster on volvo V80, 2001

Here's a link to adjust cables.

make sure e-brk shoe adjuster is all the way closed. then start adjusting little by little until you can slide disc back on and have a little friction when you spin it by hand, also hope your replacing dics, old one sometime have lots of rust stopping disc from going on anyway good luck and hope this helps.

i think its at the handbrake remove the cover round handbrake there should be an adjuster

V40 cable ajuster is situated under the rear part of center console. Remove rear tray, undo the two posi screws, remove the cup holder rubber base cover to expose one more posi screw-undo.
Now you can lift the section backond off the handbrake lever.
Look under the flexi plastic cover and find a gold nut which has a sprung retainer.
You can now effect adjustment via this nut book suggests six to seven notches from off to on for ideal adjustment.

yes you need to check the handbrake ajustment first

there should be a button at the end of the handbrake. may have to pull up on hand-brake to push button in.

sounds like you got a seized handbrake cable, try removing it and soaking it with penetrating spray, it may be the shoe itself stuck,

YOU NEED TO REMOVE THE BRAKE DRUMS AND CHECK WHERE THE PROBLEM IS, THE SHOE MAY BE SEIZED, TRY A LITTLE PENETRING OIL ON THE LINKAGE, NOT THE SHOE

The handbrake adjuster is under the centre console behind the lever. If its coming too high, check that the levers at the rear brake calipers are free and moving back to their stop position - they are prone to seizing up on older or little used cars. They can usually be freed off with a bit of lube and working the lever back and forwards. If that dosn't work, unfortunately you'll need new calipers. Do not adjust the handbrake cable unless the caliper levers are at their stops as this seriously reduces handbrake efficiency!

there are 3 on that car there is one under the car right under the handbrake there is one under the car by the divers rear door then there is one inside of the brake ***.