What is the impact of a brake switch failure on the throttle?
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Brake switch failure can cause the throttle to lose power. Below is an introduction to the handbrake: Introduction: The handbrake is used to stabilize the vehicle after it comes to a stop, preventing accidents caused by rolling on inclined surfaces. Location: Typically, the handbrake is positioned within easy reach of the driver's right hand for convenience, though some models may place the parking brake on the side of the brake pedal. Principle: The parking brake only applies braking force to the rear wheels, using two metal cables to pull the rear brake pads, thereby achieving the braking effect. Normally, when the handbrake lever is pulled to about 70% of its full travel, it should be in the proper braking position. Before testing the handbrake's braking force, it's necessary to locate this point, which can be determined by counting the clicks of the ratchet. The 70% position is the effective working point of the lever.