Actually, there might be some kind of vacuum leak or bad vacuum connection somewhere. When you step on the brake, the power brake booster under the hood draws vacuum from the engine ... so it could be related to that. Check all your vacuum hoses and connectors for leaks, cracks or loose fittings.
A quick and dirty fix for hoses with small cracks is to wrap some electrical tape around the cracked area. Such fixes are NOT RECOMMENDED BY EXPERTS, of course, but if they work for a day or two, they're likely to work for years.
To end (stop) a race car, press the brake pedal.
There's a short to ground in the brake light circuit. When you step on the brakes, it diverts all the power in the car to ground, and stops the engine.
A five letter word for a race car engine is a motor.
If you step on the brake pedal , yes
usually a race car engine has more horse power and more ft./lbs. of torque than your standard v8,v6,4cylinder car/truck engine
Step on the brake and put the car in drive the brake will release
When you brake it does not take your car out of gear.
Friction.
You can repair the brake parts on your car by getting the needed parts from an auto store then either taking the car to a mechanic or finding a step by step instructions.
The power brake booster is bad.
no not at all oh yea I rock
an engine a set of wheels and a steering rack!