What Causes the Brake Assist Function to Be Limited?
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Brake assist function limitation may be caused by a radar sensor system malfunction or interference. Below are the specific causes and solutions: Causes of Limitation: Radar sensor system malfunction, which could also be due to interference from electromagnetic radiation emitted by nearby TV stations, radio stations, or other electromagnetic radiation sources; the system operating outside its working temperature range; low vehicle voltage; or heavy rain or snow impairing the function. The radar sensor system malfunction may also result from dirty sensors. Solutions: When the brake assist system fails, the driver cannot generate significant braking force with minimal pedal effort, leading to an inability to press the brake pedal. In such cases, emergency stopping is required. Check for leaks in the vacuum pump or pipelines, and inspect whether the vacuum pressure sensor is malfunctioning. Prompt repairs are necessary if a fault is detected.