Park brake wont disengage - 1998 Chevrolet C/K 3500

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.

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Usually this means one of two things. Your parking brake is still applied and your shifter is not in park...or, your parking brake is not fully retracted and not touching it's fully retracted limit switch. Cycle your parking brake several times with the vehicle off. When you release it let it disengage fully. Start the vehicle and put it in gear but don't travel (foot on regular brake). If your parking brake is fully disengaged then your dash light for the parking brake should be extinguished. If you STILL have this problem then your limit switch needs to be adjusted or replaced.

This may sound like a silly answer, but, how often did you use your parking brake previously?
Parking brake cables tend to rust inside the sheath if they are not used very often.
When you apply the parking brake, you use a fair amount of physical force to engage the park brake.
If you do not use your parking brake very often, the inside of the cable may be rusted enough that when you release the park brake, the cable will not release (cable will not slide inside the sheath), as there is only the pressure of the brake shoe return springs disengage the park brake.

You have a Canadian model car. The exclamation mark in a circle in parentheses is the parking brake indicator. Make sure your parking brake is FULLY disengaged. If you have been driving without fully disengaging the parking brake, you may have damaged your rear brakes and/or rotors.

If the parking brake is fully disengaged, you may have a faulty switch at the brake handle.

you need to check to make sure the brake lights work, also the brake light switch is the switch not prake-brake switch, the switch is located above the brake pedal no the bracket that holds the pedal.first thing is to check all your fuses.

check and see if the brake light switch is not faulty,could cause that problem

Look for a blown Brake Lamp fuse, or a faulty brake lamp switch, which is located above the brake pedal.

Make sure that your brake lamps are working. I have seen the brake switch go bad and cause it not to come out of park. Good luck.

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