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Old Aug 22nd, 2016, 19:54   #31
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One "reason" I've heard for manufacturers fitting EPBs is that people with certain disabilities can't use an "ordinary" handbrake.Personally I think it's just another con job so you have to go to main stealers for repairs!
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Old Apr 15th, 2024, 11:34   #32
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My question is related but different....

I have a 2009 XC70 2.5D AWD. When in "Park" the EPB automatically comes on. So far so good - but I often leave the car for longish periods (weeks not months) and, on occasion, the EPB has been sluggish to release. I suspect this is because the pads have stuck to the discs.

My previous car was a Jaguar and it had a feature where you could hold the EPB switch down as you switched off the ignition and the brake did not engage...

Is there a feature like this on a Volvo??

I have tried to find out via the handbook and online , No luck so far!

Any ideas?
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