What is the Brake Hold System?

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The brake hold system is a standard feature with the electronic parking brake system. The function of the brake hold system: After the vehicle comes to a complete stop, it automatically applies the brakes to the wheels to prevent rolling. When starting the vehicle, it automatically holds the brakes to prevent rolling. Once the vehicle has sufficient power to move forward, the AUTO function will release the wheel brakes, allowing the vehicle to proceed. Causes of brake system failure: Severely worn brake pads, low brake fluid level, brake system oil leakage, or false alarms. Brake pads come in two types: those with sensor wires and those without. When brake pads with sensor wires wear down to the limit, the sensor wire automatically completes the circuit, triggering the fault indicator. Low brake fluid level not only causes insufficient braking force but may also lead to a complete loss of braking power in severe cases. Brake system oil leakage or false alarms directly affect the vehicle's technical performance, resulting in wasted lubricants and fuel, reduced power, compromised vehicle appearance, and environmental pollution.