Hi Everyone... 2010 RT Emergency brake will not engage.. doesn't effect me driving it but the loud beeping is enough to drive anyone crazy once I cut the key off... I don't have a can am dealer or shop near me so does anyone have any ideas what could cause this?? Asking for a friend.
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Emergency Brake
- Thread starter tsandifer
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JayBros
Well-known member
A 2010 precedes my introduction to Spyders but, left to my own devices, the first thing I would do is check that all the relays are properly inserted and tight. Then check for a blown fuse. The operator's guide doesn't specifically identify the fuse for the parking brake motor that I can see. Now it's time to pull off some Tupperware to ensure the parking brake cable is properly situated on the brake motor pulley. If not, fix; if good, proceed. Next I would drag out my multimeter and check for current flow from the parking brake switch to the parking brake motor. No juice = switch problem. Good juice to motor = poor ground on parking brake motor or bad motor.
Bfromla
Well-known member
In addition to fuses, If the brake is engaged but the sensor switch is not, you can have these problems. Look under panel on RH side(sitting on bike) mid section you wil see the P-Break motor ,cam wheel & cable. Watch it as you operate it on & off, you should see the micro switch it touches at end of a movement. Make sure ditch is touching & functional.
Chupaca
New member
Here's the thing....
The beeping will only last less than a minute. :agree: they covered the areas to check some of those early models had a problem with the cable jumping off the wheel up front. many put a small "L" bracket just above the resting position to keep the cable from jumping off...:thumbup:
The beeping will only last less than a minute. :agree: they covered the areas to check some of those early models had a problem with the cable jumping off the wheel up front. many put a small "L" bracket just above the resting position to keep the cable from jumping off...:thumbup:
