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If your Tzora Titan mobility scooter's automatic brake engages when going down a moderate or gentle slope, it might be due to a number of factors, and it's critical to fix this issue for your safety. Here are some troubleshooting and potential resolution steps:

Examine the Battery Voltage: Low battery voltage might occasionally cause problems with the scooter's braking system. Check that your new lithium batteries are completely charged and working properly. Look for any loose or damaged connections in the battery connectors and wiring.
Examine the brake components of the scooter, including the brake lever, wires, and brake pads. Check to see if anything is blocking the brake mechanism or causing it to engage early. Consider replacing the problematic parts if there is evident damage or wear.

Adjust Brake Tension: The brake tension on some mobility scooters can be adjusted. Check the user handbook for your scooter for instructions on how to adjust the brakes. If this is the case, ensure that the brake tension is properly set.
Examine the Sensors: Many current mobility scooters feature sensors that detect changes in terrain and adjust the braking accordingly. These sensors can malfunction or become overly sensitive at times. Examine the sensors for any debris or dirt that could be triggering them early. Consult your user manual for instructions on adjusting or calibrating the sensors, if necessary.

Refer to the User Guide: Examine the Tzora Titan mobility scooter's user manual. It should include troubleshooting techniques for your individual model as well as instructions for adjusting the brake system.

If you want to do it messy. Alot of folks that use these trrractors don't mind. fire it up with the valve cover off and adjust them with it running, tighten them till the noise goes away and then loosen just till you can faintly hear it. you may need to make a caught oil so you don't run the risk of a fire as the oil ( if it's old may burn real easy) .020 exhaust .018 intake works on most lash engines cold. you haven't mentioned the year.

I'm going to comment on this but don't quote me.
There is a tab or pin in the side of the switch that has to be moved to allow the switch to self-adjust. There should have been instructions in the box. You have to push the tab in or hold it to move the switch then release it. I don't think the switch should move with the pedal.
You can check with the parts store about the instruction sheet.
Or the GM dealer.

Instructions1.

• 1

Remove thedoor panel. Refer to your Honda Accord repair manual for theinstructions in removing the door panel. Unhook the rods and connectors on theinside of the door panel and set it on the floor.

• 2

Remove thefilm covering the access to the side mirror. It's difficult to avoid damaging thefilm while removing it so you will need to purchase a new piece of filmcovering when you buy a new side view mirror.

• 3

Reachthrough the service hole into the mirror housing with a screwdriver. Loosen thescrew that holds the mirror. Twist the screw out with your hand.

• 4

Reacharound the door and support the mirror with your other hand. Continue to twistthe screw out, then catch the mirror as it drops out when you remove the screwcompletely. Put the screw in a safe place so you don't lose it.

• 5

Installthe new side view mirror by positioning it where the old mirror was. Insert thescrew you took out in Step 4 and twist it in with your hand. Insert ascrewdriver into the service hole to tighten the screw.

• 6

Replacethe film covering that was damaged when you took out the old mirror. Push itinto place in the indentation on the door.

• 7

Sit in thecar seat and adjust the mirror so you can use it properly.

hope this one help http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-to/maintenance/3322636
This instructable is designed into four main parts. Here's the outline:

1) Gather the materials
-- Instructable step 1 - This includes tools, a new pump, fluids, etc.
2) Remove the leaking pump
-- Instructable step 2 - Drain the Power Steering system
-- Instructable step 3 - Remove accessories from Power Steering system
-- Instructable step 4 - Remove the pulley and bolts
-- Instructable step 5 - Remove power steering pump
3) Install the new pump
-- Instructable step 6 - Place the new power steering pump
-- Instructable step 7 - Press on the power steering pump pulley
-- Instructable step 8 - Align the pulley and attach the belts
-- Instructable step 9 - Flush and fill the power steering system
4) Cleanup
-- Instructable step 10 - Cleanup

You'll need some tools to complete this task. Before you start, gather the necessary equipment -- you will not be able to use the car once you start the replacement! It is always a good idea to have a friend on call, or a second car available.

Equipment list:

• Power Steering pump (to replace defective pump)
• Two (2) quarts power steering fluid or appropriate ATF (to flush and fill). More than 2 quarts if flushing the rack is desired.
• Power Steering Pulley Puller set (to remove and attach the pulley). Some auto parts stores will loan the tool sets.
• Socket set.
• Open end wrench set (for use with puller set).
• Leverage pipe or extension bar (in case the pulley is hardened on the spindle).
• Drain pan (to drain & flush power steering system).
• Wheel bearing grease for sliding pulley on the pump hub.
• 2' wood 1x2 for assistance with aligning the pulleys. Any straight tool will work fine -- a level, metal rod, wood, whatever.

do you have plenty of brake pedal? you may need to bleed the brakes ,if you haven't already done so.
I don't know if that would set a trouble code,or not?, on that modle

With the older drum brake system going in reverse will often tighten the adjuster on the brake mechanism. The adjuster has a thumb wheel to adjust the shoes in and out. BUT there should be a little plate that locks the thumb wheel once you are where you want it to be. I would guess that either you don't have that little plate or it is not keeping that thumb wheel from turning on the right side.

Below are pictures from my factory service manual and it looks like you don't remove the caliper anyway per the instructions. It does say as you will read that you just "push" in the piston so evedently it's not the "screw" type. Also in the last picture I gave you a graphic as far as adjusting the parking brake as well. if you need anything else I do have the factory manual that I use here for my business so feel free to email me at [email protected] with any questions you may have. Please be detailed so i send you the correct stuff if you need anything and no, there is no charge cause I get that question all the time when I offer anything. Anyhow, I hope this helps and good luck.

If it's a stock set up you adjust the clutch by lifting the clutch pedal up.
The instructions are in your owners manual or if you don't have it go to this Ford website to view or download it for free.

https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/default.asp

There is NO adjustment for this component!! If the window is not doing what it is designed to do, the regulator must be replaced. I can send you step by step instructions. You can eithe rbuy new which from my experience, can be purchased with the motor or the motor purchased seperately, but nobody carries the regulator without the motor. Real goofy! The set up through Auto Zone runs less than $100. Real reasonable. Let me know if you need instructions.