How to Use the Emergency Brake
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2015
- How to Use the Emergency Brake. Part of the series: Car and Truck Basics. The emergency break is designed to be used during very specific times and in certain scenarios. Use the emergency break with help from a body shop owner and consultant in this free video clip. Read more: www.ehow.com/video_8139216_use...
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Videos should be like this crisp. Within 51 seconds he described with all the 3 types of parking breaks. Thanks sir.
My daughter is starting to drive. She asked me about this. I utilized all three now as I had different vehicles. Simple question and a great, easy, straightforward answer that she understood. Thank you sir for posting this video. Should be a video on all driving education.
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So i have the last one, do i start the car first and then pull down and put the car and drive and then go orrr?
Excellent! So easy and concise 👍🏻👍🏻 TY
God bless your heart.you just save me from so much stress.
Thanks for getting straight to the Points 👍🏽
Thank you for not dragging out the explanation!
Instructions unclear, almost drove into a lake and got verbally abused
Thank you!! You've been a life saver!!
Straight to the damn point THANK YOU
Thank you, I look forever for this how to video
That´s very nice and important!!!
actually there are 4 tipes the 4th is u push with ur left foot and release with a break handle like most mercedes come like w220
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Roger Rios you’d be surprised.
I’ve met so many people who ask “what is this extra pedal I never use”
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🔥thank you brother
For the last one, if it was pushed back all the way would it still work?
This was a while ago but to answer this, yes it does ; Press on it again to release it
if its all the way down its on, if its not its off
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That first one is a parking break. Not E break. It won’t engage on my car unless you are stationary
That fit goes stupid hard
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Hey man fantastic video. Could you make one of when to use the parking break! it would be really helpful.
MrJjuuaann11 When on a hill or dipped driveway Slop
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MrJjuuaann11 Every single time you park (unless the brake is broken or you are trusting someone else with your car and they don't know that the parking brake is on).
nah you use it when on the freeway, P stands for Power.
Step1) Accelerate to 140mph
Step2) Engaged the system and watch your life speed before your eyes...
@@Rogervista100 not funny
But befor or after the putting car into park
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Thanks bro
why’s it an emergency brake when you use it whenever you’re parked?
it can be used in an emergency, like your actual foot break by the gas pedal does not engage, the emergency brake can be used
@@fromnothingalegend Wow. This is the kind of advice that comes from someone without a clue of how these things work.
@@fromnothingalegend I wish the dude in the video explained what purpose the emergency break serves...I appreciate the informative response
Good looks, I thought I broke a caliper, but it was just a bumped e-brake
Where is the brake at? Front or back?
Omitted data in how to use it: engage or disengage it BEFORE shifting the gear to Park or Drive.
Bruh it was that easy? It was so intuitive lmfao 😂😂😂
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So... what would be the "Emergency" scenario where you use this brake? If you use it at speed, or on a wet, slippery road your rear wheels will lock and your car will go into a deadly spin. It is a parking brake. It operates the rear wheels only. Unless you feel that parking is an emergency, just call it the parking brake. All modern cars have have a dual braking circuit so that a brake fail at one wheel will still allow braking on one front wheel and the opposite side rear wheel; you will be able to stop in a straight line. It worries me that inexperienced driver may pull on this brake in a real-world driving emergency just because they were always told it is an "Emergency Brake". The actual emergency brake is right under your right foot, same place it is every day, every mile.
@Appreciable Clips heard a story of a person whose pedal brake did not work. He called 911 for assistance and they told him to use his emergency brake. The told them that was a bad idea cause he was going super fast and that would just cause a crash
The driving culture in North America labelling it as "emergency brake" has ruined the knowledge of what a Parking Brake is. The popularity of the Automatic Transmission has a huge part to play in this. But it is all down to plain laziness. Even certified mechanics misidentify these feature as "emergency brake". Sure, let's lock up the rear wheels and make the rear end uncontrollable. Has anyone even question why a P with circle around it, often appears in the dash panel when the such brake is applied? Why not an E with a circle? Oh right, it's not for emergencies.
Mind you, newer technologies are "changing" this. My owners manual says is if the ELECTRONIC PARKING BRAKE is applied while moving, the braking system (all four wheels) will slow the vehicle until it stops and then apply the PARKING BRAKE properly. I don't know how vigorously this is done, though.
@@nishtrel3706 You can use it to slow the car down without locking the rear. Just don't fully engage the brake. Hand operated parking brakes give the most control if you ever end up in a scenario where you have to use the parking brake to stop the car.
You can't modulate with the foot operated one, I have no idea how an electronic parking brake will stop the car using just the cable operated parking brake.
I HEARD BMW 7 series and immediately understood why a mechanic had that car in the shop
Thank u lol
it's called a parking brake, i have never seen " emergency brake " in any owner's manual....
It’s both... your last name is Lopez, I have never seen “lopes” in any birth certificate...
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@@Reply_if_you_gay Touche! Haha.
It's called an emergency brake on driver's manuals
@@Fernanda-wo1qk in germany we call in hand brake, because we use it with the hand :D
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Instructions not clear Tie stuck to engine...
Geez, thanks captain obvious, but HOW do you use it in an emergency situation is the REAL question.
It’s a parking brake not emergency brake
Jamie B same thing
Unfortunately it's yet another improper named thing. Emergency brakes are usually systems like EBA for panic stops on tucks. Otherwise, people don't call it emergency, just parking.
It can also be used to stop if you lose brake pressure though so both terms are correct. It's definitely needed when parking especially in manual transmission vehicles though.
emergency brake? what car has an emergency brake. what?? lol you pull that so called emergency brake while driving and you will be the emergency.
DUDE, I dont know if you still log in to this youtube account. But the way you explained the use of a hand emergency break,, is super dangerous. In an emergecy cituation to avoid a collision over a sudden hard break from the vehicle in front. Specially in the highway. Under no CIRCUMSTANCES, A driver should pull the emergency break the way you did. In an emergency cituation the hand brake should be gradually pulled. With the button pressed, without being released. That way the driver has total control in how much break force to be applied. Keeping the button pressed allow the driver to lower the handle gradually or totally. But the way you did it. It will locked in, causing the loss of steering control. Including a possible tip over. Re explain yourself in a more specific matter. The way you pull it, is more when the vehicle is parked and not in motion. Like parking in a hilly road. Your explanation could have people using it like that in every cituation. Including when avoiding a collision,which is extremely dangerous. Re do this video bro. Dang... how idiotic.
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