What is the starting sequence for an electronic parking brake?
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Here is the starting sequence for an electronic parking brake: 1. When the electronic parking brake is engaged while parked, if the vehicle starts moving without releasing the brake, the rear wheels will be dragged. In more severe cases, the brake line may even snap. 2. If the vehicle speed is below 15 km/h and the car is essentially not moving, the electronic parking brake will automatically determine it as a stationary state and lock the vehicle. Conversely, if the driver presses the electronic parking brake while driving at high speed, it will not lock the vehicle but will function as an emergency brake. 3. When starting the vehicle, the parking brake must be manually released, whether it's electronic or mechanical, to avoid potential malfunctions later. 4. Starting with an electronic parking brake is relatively convenient. Simply press the brake, shift to D gear, press the electronic parking brake button, release the brake, and the vehicle can start directly. Some models even automatically engage the electronic parking brake when the vehicle stops, and the brake is automatically released when the accelerator is pressed to start.