1. Lift the rear end of the vehicle and secure on stands (park the car on a flat surface and secure the front wheels).
2. Remove completely the compensator screw of the brake cable.
3. Remove one bolt from each rear wheels (or just remove the wheels).
4. Rotate the rear wheel as the opened wheel bolt orifice is oriented 45 degrees up and back so the adjuster is visible (each wheel at the time!!!).
5. With a flat 4,5mm screwdriver press the adjuster gear (for the left wheel upwards, for the right wheel downwards) until the wheel cannot be rotated by hand.
6. Weaken the tightening by rotating in reverse direction the adjuster gear by 2-3 dents until the wheel moves freely (each wheel)
7. Screw back completely the compensator screw of the brake cable untill the cable is perfectly tighened.
8. Pull hard several times (4-5 times) the handbrake lever
9. Verify if the wheels can be rotated by hand with the handbrake lever down
10. Verify if there is a slight braking effect at the rear wheels with the handbrake lever at first dent (if not readjust from step 2)
11. Screw back the wheel bolts (or the wheels if removed completely)
12. Remove stands and level the vehicle.

Tools: jack(s), stands, proper key for the compensator screw, flat screwdriver, pen flashlight, patience.