lol nah did it once, I let my foot go off the breaks and the car wasnt moving, I thought it was because of the hill or my wheel was on a pot hole or something, so I hit the gas and I hear sound, then it was time i realized what I had done, but its nothing against waht I did today, i was turning near a curb and scraped my hubcaps real hard on the curb. Im happy though the hubcaps are ugly. time to get rid of them.CodeRed wrote:shouldn't be a problem, just as long as you don't do it all the time.
Sigh . . . Spelling just doesn't seem to matter anymore!! Even though I work in technology and love the ease of communication, I'm afraid the art of writing is on the decline. The nuns that taught me in grade school are rolling in their graves!!Ever Victorious wrote:So what is this "break" system you all have on the car, and what does it do?I don't know about you, but I only have BRAKES on my car.
Lift it up a little then push the button.powergrip wrote:Ya I did that by accident too, good thing it was the dealer's car when I test drove it.lol
One thing I noticed with the handbreak is that pulling up is easy but when I'm on a hill and I want to disengage it then it's kinda hard. Pressing the button to release it is difficult. Anyone else find this?
I can't tell if that's a sarcastic response playing off of mine, or if you honestly think I don't know what a brake is.alonsorules8 wrote:EV the hand brake or e-brake is the little lever in the below your center arm rest.
It is commonly used to hold a vehicle in place on a hill with the car in park or in first gear with the vehicle off to keep the brakes locked on the back wheels. Also you can used it while making really sharp corners to help with the rear of you car rotating around a corner at a high rate of speed, Like at rally races.
They also put the steering wheel on the wrong side of the car and drive on the wrong side of the road.Vahagn23 wrote:I read on Yahoo Answers that in UK ur required to pull that crap when your at a red light on an auomatic car, and eveytime you stop u got to pull that. what a wierd thing to do lol
English was always my worst subject. Probably a bit of personal rebellion, as both of my parents are English teachers.frankohabs wrote:EV: keep on being spelling-man -- bugged me too but I didn't want to say anything [must be the English major in me coming out]
Though my parents weren't english lit types, i hated english classes in school. I have never been one to be told what to read and/or write. Anyway, it wasn't until I learned a second language and studied its grammar that I finally began to really understand/master English grammar.Ever Victorious wrote:English was always my worst subject. Probably a bit of personal rebellion, as both of my parents are English teachers.
yeah makes it hella easier. i figured that out after using two hands to press the dam button for weeks at a time when i was 16. lolmichelkenny wrote:
Lift it up a little then push the button.
My parents HATE trying to drive any car that I've engaged the parking brake on. I apparently do my best Conan the Barbarian impression every time I engage it. My mom can't even disengage the brake by pulling up on the handle a little because I pull it so tight.brizanden wrote:yeah makes it hella easier. i figured that out after using two hands to press the dam button for weeks at a time when i was 16. lol
In our state, a student driver who fails either the "back around the corner" maneuver or parallel parking is supposed to automatically fail the test.Mubbly wrote:Well.. hey, stupid me.. I passed my driver's license test with my brake on the whole time.