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What are the reasons for the Touareg brake pedal not returning to position?

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VictoriaLynn

08/29/25 7:12am

Touareg brake pedal not returning to position may be caused by the following reasons: Problem with the return spring: A broken or weakened return spring can easily cause the brake not to return. Simply replace the brake pedal return spring. Brake caliper seizure: Seizure of the brake caliper piston can cause braking resistance. The brake caliper remains fixed, and when braking, the caliper clamps the brake disc to complete the braking action. If the caliper is seized, not only will the brake pedal fail to return, but the vehicle will also be unable to move forward. Replace the brake caliper to resolve this issue. Brake pad issues: Contamination of front and rear brake pads by lubricating oil or brake fluid, wear or damage to the brake pads, polished brake pads, or deformation due to overheating can also easily cause the brake not to return. Direct replacement of the brake pads is necessary.

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DelManuel

09/11/25 4:45am

I've been driving a Touareg for ten years, and the issue of the brake pedal not returning is something that can range from minor to serious. Most likely, it's a problem with the vacuum booster, which is responsible for making the pedal spring back after braking. If there's a leak or internal failure, the pedal will stick and not move. Another common cause is insufficient brake fluid or air bubbles in the system, which prevent proper hydraulic feedback, leading to stiff pedal movement due to poor fluid flow in the cylinders. I once encountered a similar situation where the spring in the master cylinder failed, causing the pedal to stick for a while before returning. Check the brake fluid level immediately—if it's low or the fluid has turned black, it's time for a replacement. However, I strongly advise against DIY fixes here, as this involves safety. Take it directly to a dealership for professional inspection of the pump and lines using specialized tools to avoid potential dangers on the highway. Regular maintenance of the braking system, including periodic fluid changes and component checks, is key to preventing such issues.

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