Effects of driving with E-brake partially on..
it would just wear your rear brake pads/shoes more.. it wouldn't hurt your engine or anything.
it may have warped your rotors, but for less than a mile, I doubt it.
[Modified by martini, 10:58 PM 4/7/2003]
it may have warped your rotors, but for less than a mile, I doubt it.
[Modified by martini, 10:58 PM 4/7/2003]
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if you load your brakes in the rear with the e brake and actuate your brakes at speed with the pedal, you enter an unrecoverable spin even while in a straight line.
if u have ABS, it would turn on. thats what i do to flow the fluid once in a while.
it would just wear your rear brake pads/shoes more.. it wouldn't hurt your engine or anything.
it may have warped your rotors, but for less than a mile, I doubt it.
[Modified by martini, 10:58 PM 4/7/2003]
it may have warped your rotors, but for less than a mile, I doubt it.
[Modified by martini, 10:58 PM 4/7/2003]
ebrake is on the rear wheels.... what car do you drive?? you may not even have rear rotors.
judgin by his nickname, he drives a 95 GSR...which has rear discs.
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ebrake is on the rear wheels.... what car do you drive?? you may not even have rear rotors.
of course it's on the rear wheels. you must have misunderstood what I was saying.
judgin by his nickname, he drives a 95 GSR...which has rear discs.
of course it's on the rear wheels. you must have misunderstood what I was saying.
judgin by his nickname, he drives a 95 GSR...which has rear discs.
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