How to Release the Parking Brake on a Crown?

[PeterRose]

Simply turn off the electronic parking brake. There is a 'P' marked near the left knee area; just pull it. Below are the relevant steps to release the parking brake on a Crown: 1. To engage the parking brake, press down on the brake pedal and fully pull up the parking brake lever. To release the parking brake, press down on the brake pedal, slightly pull up the parking brake lever, press the button on the end of the handle with your thumb, and then lower the parking brake lever to its original position; 2. For vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission, always apply the parking brake first before shifting the gear lever to the 'P' (Park) position. When parking on an incline, if you shift to 'P' before engaging the parking brake, the weight of the vehicle may make it difficult to shift out of 'P' when you are ready to drive; 3. When preparing to drive the vehicle, shift the gear lever out of 'P' (Park) before releasing the parking brake.

[SanJoel]

When releasing the parking brake on a Crown car, I generally recommend first locating the button near the center console, which usually has a P icon. Press the brake pedal, then press that button to release the brake. If the button doesn't respond, it might be due to insufficient battery power or a fuse issue—in this case, check the fuse box in the engine compartment and try replacing the relevant fuse. When driving the new Crown model, I noticed that it automatically releases after starting the engine, but make sure the car is in P gear. Regular maintenance can prevent such issues. Last time I checked myself, I found that aging wiring caused poor contact, and everything worked fine after replacement. If you encounter any difficulties, visiting a 4S shop and letting a technician check with diagnostic equipment is the best choice.

[PrestonAnn]

For the Crown vehicle's parking brake release operation, it typically involves the electronic system. Simply press the button with the P symbol, provided that the brake pedal is depressed and the car is parked on level ground. The system uses sensors to ensure safety, but software glitches can sometimes cause malfunctions, such as when the battery voltage drops. In such cases, try restarting the vehicle or manually releasing the rear small switch. I often advise owners to maintain battery health and check wiring connections. Avoid tampering with the original system during modifications to prevent unintended locking issues.

[StCorbin]

To release the Crown's parking brake safely: Press the electronic button after firmly stepping on the brake pedal. Driving without releasing it can damage the brake system, so always confirm the vehicle is stationary first. Regularly testing the button's function is crucial to prevent loss of control during sharp turns. Safety comes first—if abnormalities like a stuck button occur, immediately pull over and seek assistance from a repair shop.

[LeSophie]

To release the Crown's parking brake, first press the brake pedal and then the button. If it doesn't work, it might be due to a blown fuse or weak battery—open the fuse box to check for any blown fuses. Inspect if any wire connectors are loose. When attempting DIY repairs, keep a spare fuse handy. Common issues include sensor failure during rainy weather; in such cases, patiently repeat the operation or consult a technician.