GEN 2 Electronic Parking Brakes

[GCATX]

That was so weak!

Do you trust the adaptive cruise control? Think carefully.

 

[Beinkounter]

Do you trust the adaptive cruise control? Think carefully.

I don’t!

 

[Refugio]

The adaptive cruise control has been working flawlessly for me for 23,000 miles on my Raptor.
Working flawlessly On my Jeep Grand Cherokee for 115,000 miles.

I suppose Ill trust the ACC until it fails.
At some point a sensor is likely to go out.
But doesn’t this go for everything.

It works till it breaks....right?

 

[Redleg]

I take it that 19 was the transition year for the electronic brake?

 

[horhay25]

Beats the brick i use for the parking brake on my 69 Bronco...

 

[Raptor911]

The only issue I see is when you go to change the pads in the rear. With a mechanical parking brake you can adjust the rear parking brake as how much play/slack it should have. How do you adjust the electronic parking brake? I hope it does not require a computer.

 

[K223]

As an example, when changing brake pads on many higher end vehicles, you must hookup with the cars computer and issue the option to have it withdraw the caliper pistons. This may be similar with the electronic parking brake.

It’s just the way it has gone and is further moving.

 

[Johnkn]

I take it that 19 was the transition year for the electronic brake?

2019 = first year in Raptor

 

[MattR]

2019 = first year in Raptor

I thought that not having one was odd on my 2018, considering my 2018 F150 had one. I never got used to the electronic version, even though I had a habit of hitting the manual parking brake so I was actually kind of excited for the pedal.

 

[Ruger]

As an example, when changing brake pads on many higher end vehicles, you must hookup with the cars computer and issue the option to have it withdraw the caliper pistons. This may be similar with the electronic parking brake.

It’s just the way it has gone and is further moving.

I will drive my 2011 until I die.