Parking brake disengaged but car acts like it is still engaged and will not move when put into gear and there is a light burning smell. It has a manual transmissin.

To override the parking brake on a 1993 F700, you will need to disengage the brake manually. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Locate the parking brake lever inside the cab of the vehicle. It is typically located near the driver's seat, on the floor or the dashboard.
2. Pull the parking brake lever up to the fully engaged position. This will disengage the brake and allow you to move the vehicle.
3. Start the engine and shift the vehicle into gear.
4. Slowly release the parking brake lever, allowing the brake to engage gradually. Do not release the lever too quickly, as this can cause the vehicle to lurch or jerk.
5. Slowly drive the vehicle, testing the brakes to make sure they are working properly. If you experience any problems or issues with the brakes, you may need to have them checked or repaired by a qualified mechanic.

Overall, to override the parking brake on a 1993 F700, you will need to disengage the brake manually by pulling up on the parking brake lever and releasing it gradually. Make sure to test the brakes before driving the vehicle to ensure they are functioning properly.

• A possible problem with your machine is that somewhere on your parking brake something is bent. So when you put your parking brake off, the parking brake does not not fully engage the parking brake button, meaning your Dingo believes your parking brake is on and is programmed to cut off as soon as you try to move the machine.

Maybe the parking brake is cable is frozen in the on position & your no aware of it. Does it feel like your driving w the brakes on? Do you have a burning smell? Brakes burning

It is not unusual for the parking brake cable assembly to seize due to corrosion. Also, the rear brakes are self-adjusting when backing up and can eventually wind up by themselves until they lock up. Start by removing the rear wheels and checking the brake shoe assemblies. Due to the age of the vehicle, this can be quite a chore, as the brake adjuster may have to be manually backed off before the brake drums will come off. Also, if the brake cable is seized, you may have to remove/manually loosen it as well. It is a part that needs lubricating periodically so it works freely, and may need to be replaced.

I think you are on the right track with the hand brake/ parking brake. A vehicle can still drive if its slightly engaged and you would notice some sort of burning smell from the area. Try engaging the brake and disengaging the brake a few times and see if it releases completely. There may be an issue with the line causing it to "stick" here and there. Good luck! Cars are complicated but troubleshooting the small things before spending hundreds in labour is always wise!

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A bubble in the line would act like there is no fluid in the system.
If the regular brake warning light is on, it could be a problem with the parking brake, or the master cylinder is low on fluid.
A collapsed brake hose will keep a caliper engaged, but only on one wheel.

The daytime running lights go off when the parking/emergency brake is engaged. There is a switch located on the parking brake lever to tell the car the parking brake is on. It sounds like that switch is intermittently indicating the brake is on. Make sure the lever is all the way disengaged. Move it up and down, jiggle it to see if you can get the light to go on/off. If the lever is disengaged you probably have a bad switch or bad wiring to the switch.

Check the E-Brake, make sure that the ebrake is not engaged and that it is fully disengaging. If that is not the problem, then there is something with the brake calipers or rotors that are not allowing your brakes to fully disengage

check the parking brake switch if it is engaging and disengaging when you pull the the parking brake.

Check to make sure your parking brake is not partially engaged. If the parking brake is engaged even to one click off from the released position the DRL module will be disengaged. Also there may be a problem with the parking brake position sensor which is responsible for determining if the parking brake is partially engaged.