after shutting the engine off in my 2012 murano I'm not able to restart the vehicle, brake pedal won't depress

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Asked by Michael Dec 11, 2019 at 07:59 AM about the 2012 Nissan Murano SL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

brake pedal won't depress in order to start the car after shutting the engine off

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Is the brake pedal moving at all? Even with engine off it should move a little, enough to trigger the switch that allows a push button car to start. The pedal shouldn't have to move much for it to start. The switch on the pedal can be adjusted so it only needs a slight amount of movement versus requiring the pedal to travel far. If the pedal isn't moving at all, then you have a brake problem; a bad master cylinder, or something is obstructing the pedal lever.

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