2020 G63 issue
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2020 G63, 2016 Range Rover LWB
2020 G63 issue
Parking brake will not disengage on MY2020 G63. Tried everything. Have a call in to roadside assistance. Frustrating...
With holiday weekend probably nobody on the boards but any thoughts? Thanks.
With holiday weekend probably nobody on the boards but any thoughts? Thanks.
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This happened to me once as well - were you on an incline? even when I pressed the accelerator, my car didn't budge. I think it's because I was parked downhill on a steep driveway and the car's sensors thought I was going to crash into the street.
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No incline. Literally sitting in my garage. Vehicle would not budge. Service tech came out and finally got it to disengage after about 20 minutes with a VERY LOUD POP while in reverse. Taking it in this week for further evaluation. Still not sure the problem tbh.
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Please keep us posted! out of curiosity, how many miles are on yours? wonder if it's a break in thing or not.
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How long was your truck parked in the garage? This happened to me recently also after being parked for about a week - I finally got it to release with a loud pop in reverse. I suspect that surface rust caused the pads to stick. Didn't have it looked at so I will be curious what they find out with yours.
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How long was your truck parked in the garage? This happened to me recently also after being parked for about a week - I finally got it to release with a loud pop in reverse. I suspect that surface rust caused the pads to stick. Didn't have it looked at so I will be curious what they find out with yours.
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This happened to me in my s65. I washed it and put it right away in the garage I noticed the rotors were a little rusty and then I heard a pop when I went in reverse.
It did not want to move I had to give it a little gas.
It did not want to move I had to give it a little gas.
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yup, same thing happens on my car when i wash it and just park it in the garage right away. even after 1 or 2 days sitting, the parking brake starts to stick. makes a loud pop when i give it gas to break the sticky rotor/pad.
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I take my cars out for a spin after washing to get that oxidation layer from the rotors off..but.. I don’t think that’s the issue at hand with the op...
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How long was your truck parked in the garage? This happened to me recently also after being parked for about a week - I finally got it to release with a loud pop in reverse. I suspect that surface rust caused the pads to stick. Didn't have it looked at so I will be curious what they find out with yours.
