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Where is the handbrake of Honda CR-V?

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DelValerie
07/24/2025, 05:39:12 PM

Honda CR-V has replaced the electronic handbrake with a foot brake, which is located in the front left of the left foot. The working principles of handbrake and foot brake are different. The foot brake forms high-pressure hydraulic oil in the brake master cylinder by stepping on the pedal, and pushes the oil pressure to drive the brake sub-pump, controlling the braking gas in the brake air bag. It needs to drive the brake linkage to make the brake caliper and brake disc rub against each other to prevent the wheel from rotating. The handbrake is purely mechanical, which directly controls the rear wheel brake shoes through the steel wire cable. When used, it can directly lock the rear wheels. The handbrake only acts on the rear wheels of the car, while the foot brake can brake all four wheels together. Honda CR-V is an SUV model produced by Dongfeng Honda Automobile Company. The body length, width and height of Honda CR-V are 4328mm, 1772mm and 1610mm respectively, and the wheelbase is 2610mm.

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