Yes I have. From what ive read, this is a normal operation.
Automatic Parking brake
Has anyone else noticed that if you park on an incline and put the Palisade into PARK the parking brake will be automatically applied. Park on a more level surface and you must take action to set the parking brake.
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I have had that happen on a few occasions too.
Yes I noticed that as well. No way to disable it?
If you’re belted it will automatically disengage when you shift out of Park and accelerate. It’s not a velvety smooth function, but it does work.
Hmmm. I tried this in reverse and it did not release. I did not accelerate hard, but it clearly did not release.
There was a previous thread discussing the electronic parking brake, if you'd like to read some additional comments:
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Electronic Parking Brake
Hey everyone - one thing I've noticed about the Palisade is that it seems to sometimes engage the electronic parking brake automatically in certain circumstances. Primarily, it seems like it does it when it's on an incline. Has anyone else noticed this? I'm assuming this is how it was designed...
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Yes I have, I'm a parking brake user so I like the feature. Does anyone know if there is a setting to have the emergency brake come on when the vehicle if placed in park (automatically)?Has anyone else noticed that if you park on an incline and put the Palisade into PARK the parking brake will be automatically applied. Park on a more level surface and you must take action to set the parking brake.
See owners manual 5-24 thru 5-33 and it will explain how system works.Yes I have, I'm a parking brake user so I like the feature. Does anyone know if there is a setting to have the emergency brake come on when the vehicle if placed in park (automatically)?
I am reading but I can not make it work. My wife's sonata does it automatically when the car is parked at the driveway mine not. In the beginning, I thought that her car doing that was annoying but once I got my Palisade I realized that is a lot better than putting the Palisade in parking and feel the SUV going back and stopping with a gear from the transmission.See owners manual 5-24 thru 5-33 and it will explain how system works.
Does anyone figure out how to force the palisade to do it automatically when you park on a hill?
I read that some other people experiencing this automatically.
Why wouldn’t you want the parking brake to automatically engage?
coming from driving manuals my whole life I always set the parking brake regardless of incline or decline - always.
coming from driving manuals my whole life I always set the parking brake regardless of incline or decline - always.
For me it's annoying to have to find the little switch to engage the parking brake. But I do it each and every time if it doesn't automatically engage. Old habit that will never die.
also there is this: Why You Should Always Set the Parking Brake | YourMechanic Advice
also there is this: Why You Should Always Set the Parking Brake | YourMechanic Advice
What if I want to put extra stress on the transmission components for no reason other than not wanting to press the e-brake button?Why wouldn’t you want the parking brake to automatically engage?
You don’t have to release the EPB. Press the gas pedal and it’ll release automatically. You must have your seatbelt on though or it won’t do it automatically.My last manual transmission was back in 1987. I have never used them on any automatic transmission vehicle and am so not used to having to release the thing that it's annoying. I have one place I park that has a very slight decline and it sets the EPB every time. And I hate it. And when I had the manual transmission car, I decided when I wanted to apply the parking brake. I didn't apply it all the time with that car either. I can see a recommendation popping up asking if I wanted to set the EPB. But let me make the decision.
And really, with a manual transmission, you didn’t always use the parking brake? Did you always leave it in gear or something? Otherwise anyone could have rolled your car onto a flatbed and stolen it. That’s just crazy.
I thought that too. Then I read from another post that just said, give it the gas. I did and the break released.Hmmm. I tried this in reverse and it did not release. I did not accelerate hard, but it clearly did not release.
What if putting it in drive and pressing the accelerator pedal to release the EPB is wrong and are damaging the EPB? The manual does not mention this as a way of releasing the EPB. When the EPB is damaged and the service people ask how you release the EPB and you tell them how you've been doing it, they could say that's not how the manual says to do it and the warranty is null and void. I'll just keep pressing on the EPB Switch when the brake is set.
I can confirm that the EPB engages when you park on a hill, not on my driveway like my wife's sonata but engage. To release the EPB you have 2 options, accelerate or push the EPB.
The auto parking brake is a major PIA in my opinion. Mine got locked and I had to have the vehice towed to the dealer. You can disable it by pulling the fuse but the same fuse also operates the cruise control. You can drive it with the parking brake disabled but you will be without the cruise control...
Any idea how it got locked and you couldn't disengage it? Haven't heard many issues with this and mine has been working with no issue.The auto parking brake is a major PIA in my opinion. Mine got locked and I had to have the vehice towed to the dealer. You can disable it by pulling the fuse but the same fuse also operates the cruise control. You can drive it with the parking brake disabled but you will be without the cruise control...
Diagnosis was a faulty fuse. It took almost 8 weeks to get the part. The dealer pulled the fuse after the vehicle was towed to the dealer so I could drive it. Drove around in the meantime with no parking brake or cruise control...
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