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How do I turn off the parking brake in a Honda CR-V?
My Honda Cr-V has some kind of automatic parking brake. Somehow, it got turned on and I don’t know how to turn it off. How can I turn off the parking brake in my Honda CR-V?
Patrick Price · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The automatic parking brakes that cars are using these days do tend to annoy a lot of drivers. You can turn off the parking brake in your
Honda Cr-V
by following these steps:- Start the Honda
- Without pressing on the brake pedal, lift the parking brake lever (directly to the right of the driver’s seat).
- Hold the parking brake lever up until you hear a rapid beeping sound.
- Release the parking brake lever. Then, immediately pull it back up again and hold until you hear one long beep.
- The automatic parking brake is now disabled.
You can re-enable the automatic parking brake again by repeating the process above.
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