Electronic brake. Like the hand brake which has a physical cable that you pull tight, the e-brake locks the rear wheels.
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Could be,E-Brake slightly applied, Sticky E-Brake cables, E-Brake out of adjustment, Brake fluid reservoir low, Brake system in need of maintenance,
I own a 2006 Mazda Tribute I. I am not a mechanic but I recently adjusted my E-brake, and this what I discovered... The E-brake adjustment nut is located under the E-brake leather cover (directly to the left of the E-brake lever). You have to remove the E-brake cover and tighthen the bolt to the proper adjustment.
The e-brake may be off but the e-brake cable(s) may be frozen or need to be adjusted.
I believe you must buy new e-brake cables if I'm not mistaken.
emergency brake light stays on
To adjust the e-brake on a 2005 Nissan Titan, first, ensure the vehicle is on a level surface and the e-brake is fully engaged. Locate the adjustment nut under the center console or near the e-brake lever; it usually requires a socket or wrench. Tighten the nut to increase tension on the e-brake cable, ensuring the brake engages properly and holds the vehicle in place. Finally, test the e-brake by releasing it and ensuring the vehicle rolls freely, then re-engaging to check for proper function.
an e-brake is an emergancy brake yeah but don't use it unless you about to crash and are strong enough to pull it
your e brake is on honestly, are you really that stupid?
You could be low on brake fluid.
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Worn e-brake linings or e-brake linings and cables are out of adjustment.