Parking brake will not disengage
I have a 2002 Fleetwood Fiesta. This morning we were attempting to leave for a trip for spring break and discovered that the parking brake will not turn off. We have checked fuses, fluid levels, and w...
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OP said "P-brake button". That would indicate Workhorse P32 chassis with DRUM BRAKE on the end of the transmission.
So the hydraulic release pressure is not over coming the brake apply spring.
To the OP. Chock a tire, then go under your coach and remove the cable pin, near the drum, that applies the E brake. That will allow you to drive to a service center. You will NOT have park or an E brake, so have you co-pilot chock the tires when you stop.
Richard
So the hydraulic release pressure is not over coming the brake apply spring.
To the OP. Chock a tire, then go under your coach and remove the cable pin, near the drum, that applies the E brake. That will allow you to drive to a service center. You will NOT have park or an E brake, so have you co-pilot chock the tires when you stop.
Richard
