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Last Online: Jun 12th, 2024 08:22
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So, was driving to the airport yesterday..stopped as some traffic lights near my house and when I went to pull away... Nothing
The handbrake didn't release at biting point. It didn't release pressing the button (pushing it or pulling it). It didn't release standing on the break It didn't release after turning the car on and off again As I was at a busy junction, I can to drag my car (with the rear drivers side wheel locked) on three wheels to a side street where I will now stay until I get home from holiday Is there anything I can do, or will it just have to get towed to a garage upon my return? |
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Last Online: Yesterday 10:54
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Location: Manchester
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I had this a while back. The cause of your issue could be different
My offside parking brake motor had a crack in the casing which had obviously been letting in water for some time. The spline which engages the motor with the piston had corroded and finally on application had stripped the splines off so once the handbrake was on it wasn't coming off. If you have the same problem then it's wheel off, two screws to remove the parking brake motor then manually unwind the piston (T40 bit clockwise). I replaced both rear callipers with TRW units. These are exactly the same as the Volvo callipers, cost about £190 each and they include the parking brake motor. Mine happened in a car park so with no tools and Volvo assist showing little interest or ability in being able to do anything it had to get recovered. |
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