What to Do When the Car Handbrake Still Holds After Being Released?
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If the car handbrake still holds after being released, you can first warm up the car. After warming up the car, start it slowly. Increase the throttle until you feel the car jerk, and the handbrake will naturally release. Then, under safe conditions, lightly tap the brake to smooth the contact surface of the brake disc. If the problem persists, you may need to visit an auto repair shop to replace the brake cable. If the rear wheels remain locked after releasing the handbrake, professional repair by an auto technician is required.