Why can't the car's handbrake be released?
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If the car's handbrake cannot be released, it may be due to the handbrake cable being stuck. Here are some precautions for using the car handbrake: 1. Do not pull the handbrake too high: When using the handbrake, pull it to about 70% of its height. The braking effect is the same whether the handbrake is fully pulled or pulled to 70%. Moreover, pulling the handbrake to its maximum position for a long time will reduce the recovery ability of the handbrake cable and shorten its lifespan. 2. Pull the handbrake gently: When pulling the handbrake, do it slowly and avoid yanking it abruptly, as this can easily cause damage. 3. Do not use the handbrake as a substitute for the foot brake: Using the handbrake instead of the foot brake at high speeds can cause the wheels to lock up, leading to skidding, and the handbrake cable may also snap.