How to Solve the Problem of Parking Brake Not Locking in Place?
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If the parking brake is not locking in place, you can loosen the adjustment nut of the parking brake, move the parking brake lever and the transmission closer to the end, and reduce the gap to about 1 millimeter to ensure the parking brake is properly engaged. Here is some additional information: 1. Traffic congestion on slopes: During daily driving, it is best to maintain a certain distance from other vehicles. If the vehicle starts to roll backward, immediately take corrective measures such as stepping on the foot brake and pulling the parking brake. In cases of long-term parking, remain vigilant and always remember to engage the parking brake. This allows your foot to rest for a while without worrying about the vehicle rolling due to releasing the foot brake. 2. High-speed driving: Under normal circumstances, you should try to use intermittent braking to stop the vehicle during high-speed driving. It is very dangerous to forcibly stop the vehicle using the parking brake while driving at high speed.