Questions & Answers for: Jeep parking brake

parking brake assembly replaced ( was a recall) Ever since I brought my '95 YJ to the dealership to have the parking brake assembly replaced [was recalled a while ago but I only got the notice about 6

...parking brake part of brake system locking up. i can move the vehicle forward but not in reverse i even tried pullin the vehicle backwards in neutral and it wont budge. check and try to loosen the ...

...Parking Brake light stays on after I release the lever. If it is the Parking Brake switch, where is it located? If under the center console, how do you remove it? Thanks Yosemite Vince ...

parking brake engaged I have a 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD, 6cyl,4.0L, Awd, Auto. When I engage the parking brake the brake indicator light on the dash DOES NOT light. The light is working because when

Parking Brake doesn't work. I have adjusted the Parking Brake doesn't work. I have adjusted the cable, and the cables to each rear wheel are moving freely. Check your rear brakes and their adjustment.

...parking light and rear brake light won't go off. kEy off? wow both park and brake failures. sounds like one is shorted to the other and either park and brake are stuck. ok take the the tests key off, ...

parking brake not working parking brake light is on the parking brake does not work and front brakes are ok E-Brake cable is either worn/broken, or could either be E-brake pads are very worn.

...parking brake strut (which is connected to both shoes), exerts a linear force against the secondary brake shoe. This action presses the secondary shoe into contact with the drum. Once the secondary ...

...parking brake strut (which is connected to both shoes), exerts a linear force against the secondary brake shoe. This action presses the secondary shoe into contact with the drum. Once the secondary ...

...Parking brake switch seems to be fine. Unplugging reservoir fluid level sensor has no effect. Since there is no proportioning valve on the 99-and up models, what measures fluid pressure in the brake ...