Why Can't the Car Start and the Brake Pedal is Hard to Press?
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The reason why the car can't start and the brake pedal is hard to press: The car's inability to start causes the brake pedal to be hard to press, so the car won't start, but it's not due to a fault in the brake system. This is because the car's braking system relies on a hydraulic system, which requires the brake pads to be tightly pressed against the brake discs. If the driver's force is insufficient, the pedal will be hard to press. Therefore, the car's brake system includes a vacuum booster system, which uses the engine's power to assist the movement of the brake pedal, making it easier for the driver to press the brake. The vacuum brake booster system is also known as the vacuum servo brake system. The servo brake system adds a set of power-assisted devices powered by other energy sources to the manual hydraulic brake system, allowing both human power and engine power to be used as braking energy sources.