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Sticking Handbrake
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baggieboy1888
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Sticking Handbrake
Anyone else finding this. Completely random, i,e, first thing in the morning and after 50 miles at traffic lights. Repeatedly pushing the buttom worked eventually but hardly ideal!
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Breaker
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Re: Sticking Handbrake
OK here!
You use that park brake at traffic lights?
Haven't done that for years, especially that electronic one. 
You use that park brake at traffic lights?
Haven't done that for years, especially that electronic one. 3.0si Z4 Coupe then an sDrive 35i Z4. Great cars, now gone. Range Rover Evoque owner now! 
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baggieboy1888
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Re: Sticking Handbrake
Um yes, particularly when the lights around here take forever to change. Am I missing something?Breaker wrote:OK here!
You use that park brake at traffic lights?
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AlanJ
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Re: Sticking Handbrake
No your missing nothing - your doing exactly the right thing in using your handbrake in these circumstances.baggieboy1888 wrote:Um yes, particularly when the lights around here take forever to change. Am I missing something?Breaker wrote:OK here!
You use that park brake at traffic lights?
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MikeS
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Re: Sticking Handbrake
Had no problem with mine and I always use it at the lights!
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