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Is the electronic parking brake pushed down or pulled up?

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EloiseMarie

07/30/25 5:07am

For the electronic parking brake, pushing down turns it off, while pulling up activates it. The usage method of the electronic parking brake is as follows: 1. To engage the electronic parking brake, step on the brake pedal and pull up the electronic parking brake switch until the indicator light on the dashboard illuminates, and the switch's indicator light also turns on; 2. To disengage the electronic parking brake, press the electronic parking brake switch while keeping the brake pedal depressed, and the indicator lights on the dashboard and the switch will turn off. The structural principle of the electronic parking brake involves the application of electronic parking brake technology in automobiles, specifically the caliper-integrated electronic parking brake system. This system replaces traditional parking brake levers, mechanical linkages, and cables with electronic buttons and motor components. When parking, after the driver operates the electronic parking brake system's button, the electronic control unit commands the motors integrated into the left and right brake calipers to act, driving the brake caliper pistons to move and generate mechanical clamping force, thereby completing the parking process.

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