Roll Back on driveway
This happened to me a few times after first getting the car, luckily it never rolled into anything besides the street! I ALWAYS pull the brake handle very tightly now and haven't had a problem since. I too assumed it was from the brakes shrinking as they cooled off, never experienced such a drastic change in any other car though.
Originally Posted by WhiteS2k,Sep 12 2005, 10:48 AM
And according to TexanS2k, his car was parked in gear (and the e-brake engaged) and it still rolled (but it was on a slope). Personally I have never seen or heard of a car rolling while parked in gear, but they re-created it with the dealer mechanics. So I guess anything is possible. Good luck.
happened to me as well was a on semi-slanted slope and pulled up the ebrake not all the way though maybe 3/4 and didn't put it in gear....five minute later I hear someone honking their horns outside looked and saw my car blocking half of the street......lesson learned as I always leave it in gear now.......
So, what do I do? I am going to report it to Honda, and I assume they will have a dealer service department look at the car. That's 4 or 5 points and $1k deductable. This sucks.
I had the same experiences with the E-Brake as well.
It didn't hit me as hard until my car rolled down the parking space which it was parked and onto a curb (No damage xD).
Now I ALWAYS leave the car in gear lol xD
It didn't hit me as hard until my car rolled down the parking space which it was parked and onto a curb (No damage xD).
Now I ALWAYS leave the car in gear lol xD
Lesson 1 - ALWAYS park in gear
Lesson 2 - doesnt always pay to increase your deductible to decrease your insurance payments - $1k YIKES! It only works if you know youll never have an accident - and if you knew that - you wouldnt need the insurance in the first place!
Lesson 2 - doesnt always pay to increase your deductible to decrease your insurance payments - $1k YIKES! It only works if you know youll never have an accident - and if you knew that - you wouldnt need the insurance in the first place!
So basically, I'm screwed. Anyways, insurance company tells me to call Honda. I wait on hold with Honda for 30 min. before I talk to anyone, and she tells me the insurance company opens a claim with them, not a customer. They are real helpful. At least one of them should look at the ebrake to see if it's possible if Honda is at fault.



