2000 Ford Focus "release brakes" Questions

automatic gearshift stuck in park looking for info on gear lever inhibitor switch, can only release from park by removing blanking bung from centre console pressing manual release. is release linked ...

...brakes on front right rotor Check the caliper ,and the caliper brake hose,if the caliper will lock down,and not release,loosen the bleeder screw on the caliper,if the caliper releases,the brake hose ...

...the engine will begin to pull against the brakes with considerable power. When the brake pedal is released the power drops and braking can be re applied. If the brake is applied and the car brought ...

...release the brake pedal. I have changed the calipers and still have the same problem. Does anybody know what to do to fix this? the brake booster will be buggered or you need to bleed yur brakes get ...

...brakes you can release the brake fluid pressure on the caliper by unscrewing the bleeder valve on the caliper and see how hard it is to compress the caliper to release the brake pad. If it's all four ...

...release the pressure when the brakes are released. you probably have a seized wheel bearing/hub assembly or frozen brake caliper - you can remove the wheel hub/bearing assembly yourself in about an ...

When the manual emergency brake was released, the car won't go into 1st or reverse...it was sitting for 6 days with the brake on. The brake is probably stuck in place. From sitting for so long, the ...

...brakes do not go off when I release the brake. They do go off when I turn off the car. There seems a vacuum /air lock in the servo and must be checked in the master cylinder unit. With the car engine ...

park brake routinely stuck whenever weather was damp,the brake handle released but the it took gentle rocking to obtain forward motion. on 1/28/10 the brake froze and would not release and attempt to ...

...telling the shifter your foot is on the brake, or the shifter unlock solenoid is not actuating to release the shifter. There is usually a release on the shifter somewhere. What model/year is your ...