What to Do When the Brake Pedal Cannot Be Depressed and the Car Won't Start?
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Solutions for when the brake pedal cannot be depressed and the car won't start include: 1. Restart the engine and try pressing the brake pedal firmly again; 2. Attempt to press the pedal multiple times to see if braking function can be restored; 3. Visit a repair shop for inspection. Braking, also known as stopping, refers to the action of halting or slowing down moving locomotives, vehicles, other transport tools, or machinery. Brake maintenance methods include: 1. Regularly check the thickness and wear of brake pads, and ensure they return freely; 2. Replace brake pads when wear reaches the limit to avoid reduced braking effectiveness and compromised driving safety; 3. Use original manufacturer-supplied brake pads for replacement; 4. When replacing, use specialized tools to retract the brake caliper piston; 5. After replacement, press the brake pedal several times to eliminate the gap between the brake shoes and the brake disc.