How to Resolve the Electronic Parking System Malfunction in the Boyue?
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Here are the solutions for the electronic parking system malfunction in the Boyue: 1. Reset the electronic parking: Turn on the car key, press the foot brake, then hold the electronic handbrake down for 5 seconds and pull it up for another 5 seconds. This will initialize and reset the electronic handbrake. 2. The malfunction is usually caused by distorted sensor signals or a faulty electronic brake motor, which cannot be repaired by the owner. It is necessary to go to a repair facility to read the fault code with a specialized diagnostic device, check the system status, and further determine the cause of the malfunction. Common solutions include refreshing the electronic parking control unit software data or replacing the electronic brake motor.
I've been driving the Boyue for quite some time, and when encountering an electronic parking brake failure, the first thing is not to panic. System malfunctions may be caused by a blown fuse, which is common in circuit overloads; or sensor dust accumulation leading to signal transmission interruption. I would try parking and restarting the engine to reset it; if that doesn't work, check the fuse box under the hood and replace the corresponding fuse. If the issue persists, it's best to use an OBD scanner to read the fault codes, identifying whether it's caused by a software bug, control unit damage, or insufficient battery voltage. Long-term driving of SUV models like the Boyue means electronic components are prone to being affected by road vibrations, so regular software updates at the 4S shop can prevent issues. It's advisable to check the system self-test light before driving to avoid delays due to malfunctions. If you're doing it yourself, ensure safety; if unsure, consult a professional technician directly. Don't attempt makeshift fixes to save a little money, as it might lead to bigger problems.
