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A quick google would suggest it's a contentious issue.Originally posted by original PM View Postinnersting
my missus always moans at me for not pressing the button....
so ha I was right
always a first time I suppose.
Was definitely taught that I should do so, back in the day.Comment
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The last car I had (and my current car) had electronic hand brakes.. great until they break. £1000 to get it fixed when it stopped working.Originally posted by Benny View Postor buy a car with an electric hand brakeComment
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don't buy electronic cars. - simpleOriginally posted by Snarf View PostThe last car I had (and my current car) had electronic hand brakes.. great until they break. £1000 to get it fixed when it stopped working.
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Mini/BMW by any chance?Originally posted by Snarf View PostThe last car I had (and my current car) had electronic hand brakes.. great until they break. £1000 to get it fixed when it stopped working.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View Posthttps://www.express.co.uk/life-style...ault-handbrake
Well that's inneresting - I've always pressed the button when applying the handbrake. Thought you were supposed to.
I was always taught to do so, this is so the ratchet does not wear to prevent such issues. You can pull it one click to make sure its locked.Comment
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It was a renault.Originally posted by WTFH View PostMini/BMW by any chance?
I should have known, french car + electic = doomedComment
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i had a renault 4 a long time ago, - very interesting umbrella handled gearchange involving long metal rods crossing the top of the engineOriginally posted by Snarf View PostIt was a renault.
I should have known, french car + electic = doomed
really slick, i thought
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