How to Solve the Problem of Car Descent Control Failure?
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Car descent control failure can be solved by adding brake fluid or going to a 4S shop for detailed inspection. The car descent control function, also known as the hill descent control or HDC, allows the driver to smoothly pass steep downhill sections without stepping on the brake pedal. As needed, the braking device automatically controls each wheel to move forward at a speed slightly faster than walking, allowing the driver to fully focus on steering. When the HDC is set and the vehicle enters a steep slope, the engine brake itself can provide a certain deceleration effect. When the slope is too steep and the engine brake is insufficient to maintain the speed limit, the HDC can use the ABS system to start the brake point release when necessary, reducing the increasing speed to maintain a stable and safe downhill speed.