Forgot to release the handbrake!!!

**denis_8th** · March 3rd, 2009 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by rst619

Ganito na lang gawin mo, salatin mo ng kuko mo ung gasgas. Kung sumabit na ang kuko mo, ibig sabihin masydo na malalim iyun at hindi na kaya ng wetsanding and buffing. Ngaun, depende sa haba at sa laki ng gasgas kung touch-up paint pa o respray na ang gagawin.

Warranty is out of the question. gasgas yan e. I doubt naman kung sulit na i claim mo sa insurance. Mas malaki pa participation mo kesa sa gagastusin mo e.

kung ayaw mo sa CASA, go to reputable paint shops. Kaya namang i color match yan kasi relatively new pa at stock color naman yata ang car mo.

Ung amoy sunog na rubber naman, pwedeng nanggaling sa brake pad mo o sa gulong mo mismo kung medyo mahigpit ang pagkakaengage ng handbrake mo. Next time maging observant ka sa takbo ng kotse mo kasi based sa description mo, e i am sure pigil na pigil ang takbo ng car mo pero di mo namalayan. HTH

3,000 for a few scratches. Titimplahin daw yung kulay since medyo bago yung kulay, di pa nila nagawa before. Tama ba itong quote na ito?

**rst619** · March 7th, 2009 07:55 PM

depende sa area sir. pero usual per panel is 2000-2500 lang. medyo mataas po yang quote sa iyo

**shadow** · March 7th, 2009 08:21 PM

wala bang alarm sa fortuner and focus kung umandar ka na naka engage pa ang handbrake?

**gonzo** · March 8th, 2009 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

wala bang alarm sa fortuner and focus kung umandar ka na naka engage pa ang handbrake?

Most cars may warning lights lang sa panel pag naka engage ang hand brake, meron bang car na may audible alarm?

I believe long years of driving experience it will become a natural instinct to driver to hold and release the hand brake once gear is engage and ready to move.

**shadow** · March 8th, 2009 10:38 AM

Originally Posted by gonzo

meron bang car na may audible alarm?

meron sa kotse ko...tumutunog pag umandar na ka engage pa yun handbreak

**yumyum** · March 10th, 2009 01:06 AM

ano kotse mo? COOL yan ah.. :grin2::grin2:

**lazyfoot** · March 10th, 2009 01:27 AM

it happened to me twice! long ago... i traveled 7km going to school before i noticed it. fortunately the brake pad is still not that this to be replaced but due to the large amount of brake dust in the brakes, i kept on slipping... the guys at the gas station opened the drum, cleaned and blew compressed air into it then everything went back to normal.