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first, hope you don't die or kill anyone else,
second, put the vehicle in neutral,
third, VERY SLOWLY pull up on the E-brake- as in one click at a time
If you're coming up on traffic, you may have to dump it in the grass or slide on a barrier to bleed off speed, you may wreck your car doing this, but it's better than going 45+ to 0 into the back of someone
ANS2:Do not shift to neutral. Shift to low gear. In a car with a standard transmission, you may not be able to go directly to first gear, work down through the gears. If you down-shift, your engine will provide braking.Pump the brake pedal, you may get some braking back.
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If you experience brake failure?
rub your tires on the curb to slow your vehicle.
If you experience brake failure with a vehicle that has antilock brakes what do you do to stop?
press down firmly on the brake pedal and keep holding down the brake pedal
Why can a small leak lead to brake failure?
Yes . Over time brake fluid can leak out and cause a failure.
What to do when having Brake failure?
pray
What would cause complete brake failure?
Contaminated brake fluid.Rusted, rotted brake lines.
What does it mean on the dashboard when it lights up the word brake?
Parking brake is on, Brake fluid is low, Hydraulic failure of the brake system.
How do you prevent brake failure?
get your btrakes checked regularlly
What does brake failure light mean?
Your brakes are failing
If your motor vehicle experiences Brake failure?
Get it repaired
What is code C1300 for 2005 Prius?
Brake Failure
How come you are not working on your car and reading a computer instead of experiencing failure?
While it is true, experience is knowledge...No! Everybody needs to experience failure. That is what is the begining of the experience of success.
Why does the brake failure message on my 99 Volvo s-80 t6 keep coming on?
These cars had issues with the pedal pressure sensor located in the brake booster. Additionally the brake booster it self is also known for failure on this car.
