If the car seems to be sluggish when running and you have to push the pedal all the way down, my first guess to check would be the catalytic converter, when they go bad it seems like the car just doesn't want to go. This is just from my experience though.
You just press gas pedal :))
The friction assembly that holds the pedal down is broken. Replacement of the complete e-brake pedal assembly is required. Your local Chevy dealer can get you that part for aprox $70 or you can try getting a used part from a salvage yard.
If I'm not mistaken, just slightly press down on the emergency brake pedal just enough to open the circuit and shut DTRLights off.
Step down on the brake pedal as far as u can push it without forcing it too hard, then try to press it, if it doesnt work... then you will need to take it in and get a new shifter put it or maybe just the button looked at....
theres a pressure switch just above brake pedal under the dash probably bad
The clutch pedal usually squeaks where the clutch pedal is mounted under the dash. The clutch pedal pivots at its mounting point so it probaly just needs some lubed sprayed on it.
Assuming you mean that you have to press the brake hard to get the vehicle to shift. Most newer vehicles have a safety switch that prevents the vehicle from getting "bumped" out of park. You have to press on the brake to get these vehicles to shift. A switch is connected to the brake pedal, and the switch sends current to a little relay allowing you to shift the gear. If the switch is adjusted wrong or if the master cylinder is adjusted wrong, you will have to work hard to get the pedal down far enough to activate the switch. It's usually a minor adjustment and shouldn't cost much. Many shops will do it for free, just to get you thinking highly of them.
By the way it sounds,its not good.You probably need new brake pads,front and back,but for sure the front first if you need to save money.You may just need to put more brake fluid in,or what people call bleed your brakes,not sure how that's done.Maybe just press brake pedal down till the tension catches and the brake pedal is hard to push.If that happens then you know your brakes are catching.good luck.
just as the name it makes the brake lights come on when u press on the brake pedal
Sometimes it is very hard to get all of the air out of the clutch. You just have to keep bleeding. Avoid pumping the pedal as that mixes air in the fluid. Just press it down one pump at a time and wait 5 seconds between pumps./
You press the directional button down and then you press circle. :]
I just reset mine.... Hold down the trip reset button on your odometer, and while holding it down press the start button to turn on power. (Do not press brake pedal, so engine doesn't start.) The multi-information display will show "resetting maintenance interval".