This happened on my Laguna with the electronic parking brake.
It transpired that it was the Clutch Position Sensor had gone.
Fortunately, mine was still under a warranty from the dealer, so they paid for it, but it looks like an easy enough job if you get the part and have some tools...
The park brake should automatically release when the car is put into drive. If it doesn't, look beside the parking brake pedal and you should find a small metal lever. Pull it, but make sure that your hand is clear. It should release the park brake instantly. Then have a mechanic diagnose why it isn't releasing automatically.
usually the brake fluid reservoir is clear and therefore you will see the level of the fluid. if not the lid will have a level indicator.
Check Hanbrake, Brake fluid level and Clutch fluid level. It could be any of the three.
it is usually against the firewall right in-front of a big black round thing called a brake booster it is a container that is clear and the level will be indicated on it
Only if the wheel will clear the brake caliper.Only if the wheel will clear the brake caliper.
To bleed the brakes on a 383 Massey Ferguson, start by ensuring the tractor is on a level surface and the parking brake is engaged. Locate the brake bleeder valves on each brake assembly, typically found near the wheel. Using a wrench, open the bleeder valve slightly and have an assistant pump the brake pedal several times, then hold it down while you close the valve. Repeat this process until you see clear, bubble-free fluid coming out, and ensure to check the brake fluid level in the reservoir throughout the process.
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To properly bleed the brake system on a Hyster 5-ton forklift, start by ensuring the forklift is on a level surface and the parking brake is engaged. Locate the brake bleeder valves on each wheel cylinder, and begin with the wheel farthest from the master cylinder. Use a clear tubing connected to a catch container; have an assistant pump the brake pedal several times, then hold it down while you open the bleeder valve to release air and old fluid. Close the valve before the pedal is released, and repeat the process until you see clear, bubble-free fluid. Ensure to check the brake fluid level in the master cylinder throughout the process and refill as necessary.
When pulling out from a curb parking space, you must first check the lane where you intend to go. Put on your indicator so traffic knows what you plan to do. Check your rear and side view mirrors one last time when the coast is clear, and merge into the lane.
it starts out almost clear and turns yellow/brown as it ages Mostly RED. some new brake fluid is now clear. the key is to put some of the fluid on your fingers and smell it if you suspect a brake leak. ***check the master cylinder, which is what holds the brake fluid under the hood, is it low? theres your answer. brake fluid smells almost like a mild burnt syrup for lack of a better term.
When parking a forklift, the required steps include lowering the forks to the ground to ensure stability, engaging the parking brake to prevent any movement, and turning off the ignition to cut power to the machine. It's also important to place the forklift in a designated parking area away from pedestrian traffic and ensure that it is clear of any hazards. Lastly, if applicable, secure the forklift with wheel chocks for additional safety.
Replace the brake pads.