What Causes the Malfunction of the Auto Hold Function?
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Automatic parking system failure refers to a malfunction in the vehicle's parking system. Possible causes include: the parking brake lever cannot be fixed; the parking brake fails; the parking brake makes abnormal noises or is aging; excessive gap between the friction pads and brake drum in the automatic parking system, oil contamination or severe wear on the friction pads and brake drum, exposed rivets, or surface hardening causing slippage and failure; severe wear on the parking brake pin shaft, excessive gap, or over-adjustment of the parking brake lever. Advantages of the Auto Hold Function: Prevents rolling: In situations requiring short stops, such as at traffic lights, the system automatically brakes the wheels after the vehicle comes to a stop to prevent rolling. During uphill starts, the system automatically brakes to prevent backward rolling, and releases the wheels to move forward once starting. Automatic locking: When parking and locking, there's no need to pull the handbrake; the system automatically brakes the wheels, though this feature is only available in some models. Disadvantages of the Auto Hold Function: Unable to lift the brake: If the auto hold function remains enabled during reversing, it's not possible to control the vehicle's slow movement by lifting the brake, which may lead to accidents if the throttle is not well controlled. Jerky feeling: Early versions of the auto hold function may cause noticeable jerks during use, resulting in a poor user experience.