top | item 32835737 (no title) KingJulian | 3 years ago I would think so too. Any parking brake has to be a fail-safe type brake which has to function in the absence of electricity. Hence, as you mentioned, purely mechanical. discuss order hn newest Sohcahtoa82|3 years ago They need to be able to remain applied without power, but the application can require power.In my Tesla, I push a button and I can hear an electric motor engaging the brake. kwhitefoot|3 years ago It only has to remain engaged, engaging it in cars with push button parking brakes requires electricity to drive a small electric motor at each wheel.
Sohcahtoa82|3 years ago They need to be able to remain applied without power, but the application can require power.In my Tesla, I push a button and I can hear an electric motor engaging the brake.
kwhitefoot|3 years ago It only has to remain engaged, engaging it in cars with push button parking brakes requires electricity to drive a small electric motor at each wheel.
Sohcahtoa82|3 years ago
In my Tesla, I push a button and I can hear an electric motor engaging the brake.
kwhitefoot|3 years ago