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drill access hole in rotor at the proper position to get at the adjuster?

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You might look at the emergency brake cable adjuster (if there is one) to see if it allows any release of the e brakes. Might be different than on the MB.

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1998 E320 Wagon

This isn't any big deal to solve and the dealer won't be doing anything different than a regular shop will.

Pull the rotor against the lip and rotate the rotor as you pull. This is usually enough to get things going. It might take a few pull / turn actions to get things going. Sometimes it helps to put a pry bar across the wheel studs to help in rotation.

If this does not work, locate the parking cable adjuster and slacken the cable, ( or even disconnect and feed cable back in ) This might give enough space to get things gong.

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Alternatively have him trade in that smelly old chic repellant.

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