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Is the Passat Electronic Parking Brake Light On or Off When Illuminated?

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DelLola

07/29/25 8:36pm

When the Passat's electronic parking brake light is illuminated, it indicates that the electronic parking brake is engaged. After parking the car, pulling the electronic parking brake upward activates it, and pressing the electronic parking brake switch will turn off the light. Below is relevant information about the parking brake: 1. With the continuous advancement of automotive production technology, mechanical handbrakes used in cars are gradually being replaced by electronic parking brakes. In fact, both electronic and mechanical parking brakes ultimately work by clamping the brake calipers onto the brake disc to achieve braking, though their operational methods differ. 2. Unlike mechanical handbrakes, the electronic parking brake will automatically disengage when the car is in D gear and the accelerator is pressed while driving forward. In contrast, a mechanical handbrake does not disengage automatically during forward movement and requires manual operation. Whether pulling the electronic parking brake button upward or downward, it is essential to first press the car's brake pedal firmly and ensure the car is completely stopped before using the electronic parking brake. 3. Typically, cars equipped with an electronic parking brake will also feature an AUTOHOLD automatic hold function. AUTOHOLD refers to the technology that enables automatic braking. Once activated, even if the brake pedal is released when the car is fully stopped, the vehicle will not move forward.

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