Emergency brake not working

Asked by Rav40214 Feb 07, 2016 at 09:20 AM about the 2000 Toyota RAV4 Base 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just had complete tune up plugs wires ,all new hoses Mechanic put on rear drum brakes and now I do not have an Emergency Brake, New catalytic converter Car idles rough at stop but put in neutral it stops.,Drove car and just found out no emergency brake  Help??? lady in distress

2 Answers

Yeah check engine light but it is a transmission issue that we discussed and would have to rebuild tranny and can't afford that now .Gonna do a flush and fill and just hope it keeps running shifts fine though,Thanks Tom I though it was the mechanics fault he was in a rush and I will be at the shop first thing,Owner is a friend and will take care of me you just reinfoced what I thought,I know my Rav had it for 5 years baby it change oil every 2 months so many new parts I have invested so much in it but thanks you are the bomb !!!!! Sandy

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