Weak E-brake FD
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Weak E-brake FD
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My E-brake is insanely weak, I went to autox and I would yank on it to try to lock up the rears. Wouldn't happen, it would barely slow it down. It will stop the car and keep it from rolling back, but should a steep enough hill be where I stop.. my Ebrake has no hope of success.
Also my brakes are very spongy so I don't know if thats relevant or not.
My E-brake is insanely weak, I went to autox and I would yank on it to try to lock up the rears. Wouldn't happen, it would barely slow it down. It will stop the car and keep it from rolling back, but should a steep enough hill be where I stop.. my Ebrake has no hope of success.
Also my brakes are very spongy so I don't know if thats relevant or not.
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Sounds like you are autocrossing wrong.
There are procedures in the FSM to tighten up the parking brake.
If your service brakes are spongy, then start by bleeding them as described in the FSM.
There are procedures in the FSM to tighten up the parking brake.
If your service brakes are spongy, then start by bleeding them as described in the FSM.
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