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Old 07-20-2018, 04:32 PM
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I went for a drive yesterday to the top of Chinook Pass. Parked for awhile using the park brake as usual. Went to move to a different location and the car made a strange noise and feel. Slow speed for about 100 yards until I could move off the road. It has not repeated the noise/feel. No messages. Guessing it could be the p-brake partially engaging...that or something out of sync with all wheel drive. Hopefully a one-off deal, but not very confidence inspiring. Any ideas?
Old 07-21-2018, 11:16 AM
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I know not very descriptive, but it was a binding/grinding noise. It felt like there was a drag or bind on the wheels. It went away hopefully to never return. But at the time I was thinking it would need to be flat-bedded to the shop.
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from excessive heat, parking brake probably stuck
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Originally Posted by Elliott991TS
from excessive heat, parking brake probably stuck
Ellito is right on with this. I had the same thing happen to me with my 997 Turbo. I did a spirited drive with sporty braking. Stopped the car and put the parking brake on. Same thing. Squeaky noise for a small distance
as if the parking brake didn't disengage but was fine after that. My tech at Danbury Porsche stated if you do a spirited drive let the ceramics cool first before applying the parking brake.

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Thanks guys! Makes sense.
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Aren’t you supposed to do a cooldown run after doing a lot of hard breaking to let them cool off?
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And Elliott991TS, thanks again for checking out that car in your neighborhood. I was fortunate to find a 17S heavily optioned, low miles close to me.
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Originally Posted by Lance 4c
And Elliott991TS, thanks again for checking out that car in your neighborhood. I was fortunate to find a 17S heavily optioned, low miles close to me.
Excellent! post a picture!!
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OK, finally posted some pics Elliott.



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