Consequences of Forgetting to Engage the Handbrake When Turning Off the Engine?
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No impact, the function of the handbrake is to prevent the car from rolling. Below are related introductions about not engaging the handbrake when turning off the engine: 1. Inspection: In fact, during driving, it is easy to notice if the handbrake is not fully released or not released at all. Although the braking force of the handbrake is small, driving with the handbrake engaged requires pressing the accelerator deeper than usual, and the steering wheel also feels heavier. Therefore, if you experience this sensation while driving, quickly check whether you forgot to release the handbrake. 2. Impact: Driving without releasing the handbrake can cause significant wear to the brake pads and wheel hubs. If the handbrake is pulled too tightly, you may even smell a burning odor, and at high temperatures, it can lead to brake failure.