How to Force Brake with Electronic Handbrake?
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Electronic handbrake can be forced to brake by pulling the button to send a brake signal to the vehicle's computer, then holding the electronic handbrake button up for 3 seconds. The vehicle's computer will automatically determine that the vehicle needs to force brake and then issue a command to the ESP body stability control system to perform a special emergency brake. Electronic braking mainly relies on the ECU vehicle computer to make judgments and issue commands to the vehicle. By pulling up and pressing the button, the vehicle makes a brake signal. Many car models now adopt electronic braking design. Electronic handbrake is a technology that achieves parking brake through electronic control. Its working principle is the same as that of mechanical handbrake, both of which achieve parking brake control through the friction generated by the brake disc and brake pads, except that the control method has changed from the previous mechanical handbrake lever to an electronic button. Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) refers to the integration of temporary braking during driving and long-term braking after parking, and the technology of achieving parking brake through electronic control. Electronic handbrake extends from the basic parking function to the automatic parking function AUTOHOLD. The application of AUTOHOLD automatic parking function technology allows drivers not to brake for a long time when the vehicle stops. Starting the automatic electronic parking brake can avoid unnecessary sliding of the vehicle.
