Tapped a truck...i'm an idiot.
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Tapped a truck...i'm an idiot.
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I was reaching over the passenger seat this morning on the way in to work to adjust the seat to get rid of that maddening seat rattle, and I tapped someone's trailer hitch.
The good news is that I was going about 1-2 mph, and the hitch hit the license plate, not the actual car. The plate and plate holder are a bit bent, but other than that no cosmetic damage.
HOWEVER, the brakes now seem really touchy, like they're half engaged all the time and the car is definitely not driving the same. Am I insane? What could this be?
I was reaching over the passenger seat this morning on the way in to work to adjust the seat to get rid of that maddening seat rattle, and I tapped someone's trailer hitch.
The good news is that I was going about 1-2 mph, and the hitch hit the license plate, not the actual car. The plate and plate holder are a bit bent, but other than that no cosmetic damage.
HOWEVER, the brakes now seem really touchy, like they're half engaged all the time and the car is definitely not driving the same. Am I insane? What could this be?
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Originally Posted by Callaway
Wouldn't the ICC have to be engaged for it to screw up anything?
Added: Ah I think I got what you meant now ..... yeah the problem should be seen after the incident only if ICC is engaged (assuming its ICC - which I doubt )
OP --> take the car to the dealer and have them check it out - I wouldn't be very comfortable driving with a brake issue !
Last edited by max2k1; 10-12-2007 at 03:02 PM.
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