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Originally Posted by Norm Peterson
At least your parking brake failure didn't happen at the track. Don't ever set the P-brake after running a session. Chock a tire if you're paddock spot is on a slope. And leave it in either 1st or reverse every time you park it no matter where that might be.
Yup, "brake" vs "break" again . . . sure, it's obvious what you meant. And equally apparent that you don't care enough about how it looks to the people who would help you ... to get it right. Not sugar-coated but intended helpfully.
Norm
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Originally Posted by Emoto
YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.
And, for the love of all that is good and decent, it is BRAKE, not BREAK. When you use "Break" you sound like a moron, even if you are not one.
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OP: you live and you learn. Just check the manual next time and don't be afraid to ask for help!