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Originally Posted by Tidybuoy
I'm not sure about the 992 but some cars share the brake fluid reservoir with the clutch. Therefore, I would shift it to neutral without using the clutch and also don't touch the brakes (except parking brake).
Lastly, my car (Cayman) requires the clutch to be depressed to start but you should not be starting the car in this situation.
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If the car was a manual transmission, (not possible on the model he is describing), he would not be here asking for help. It's an all-electronic car with electric parking brake, electronic transmission controls, etc. He wants to know how to get it out of "park."
As someone else mentioned, if all of the calipers are off, what difference does it make if you depress the brake pedal? I'm assuming that all of the brake fluid has been drained and he is putting in fresh fluid after re-assembling it, right? What am I missing here?
