I park my car in my driveway because both sides of the street are packed with snow and the roads are icy so i dont want idiots to hit my car, and out of habbit i always use my handbrake, but recently when i wake up to go to school and my handbrake is frozen, so i get to take my dads car (2003 Acura Cl Type S 6 speed which i dont mind), but he hates taking my car to work later in the day. I leave around 7 but usually from what my dad tells me it thaws out around 10... The tempuratures here are 10s for the low and 20s/30s for high for the past 2 weeks. It never used to freeze in these tempuratures before... is there water or slush around the brake that could be causing it to freeze overnight? I don't see anything, what should i do besides not use the handbrake?
Frozen Handbrake
- Thread starter Mike1ch
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when u park it put it in 1st then take the clutch out the car will roll down alil then put the ebrake. 
so stp-by-stp
1. clutch in
2. put in 1st gear
3. turn off car
4. let clutch out
5. car will roll a lil
6. apply ebrake
7. car should be fine
8. theres no 8
hope this helps
so stp-by-stp
1. clutch in
2. put in 1st gear
3. turn off car
4. let clutch out
5. car will roll a lil
6. apply ebrake
7. car should be fine
8. theres no 8
hope this helps
Maybe try not pullin it up all the way. Sometimes that happens to me, so i juust pull it enough to not let the car slide. see if that works