Delayed brake release, hold feature not enabled

[machefan22]

I'm having this issue/condition where I come up to a stoplight or stop sign and when I take my foot off the brake and move over to the accelerator, the brakes hold on for another 2-3 seconds before releasing. This results in a very jerky startup when pressing the accelerator. I do not have the brake hold feature enabled. If I do a rolling stop, or stop and release immediately, there's no delay on the release and acceleration from the stop is very smooth. Does anyone else experience this? Anything I can change or just another software issue?

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[SnBGC]

I think it is just a software issue. My car was doing that right after the 3.5.2 and 3.5.3 OTA. It seemed to clear up after 2 or 3 days. Becoming less frequent as each day passed.

Hopefully yours returns to normal very soon.

 

[generaltso]

That behavior sure sounds like Brake Hold. Are you sure it didn’t switch to a profile that does have Brake Hold enabled?

 

[AlpaChino]

Sounds like you have one pedal drive enabled.

 

[machefan22]

Drive mode is Engage. One pedal drive is not enabled and the hold feature is not enabled.

 

[Logal727]

Do a sync reboot, there’s some weird stuff happening after some of the updates install like 3.5.4, a setting might be stuck. I wasn’t able to turn off the 30 minute shutdown timer after it installed cause the option was completely gone until I did a sync reboot.

 

[machefan22]

If you wait that 2-3 seconds, the brakes will release and the creep will start the rollout and then pressing the accelerator results in a smooth start.

 

[dmitry]

In my case behavior like this happens on hills. I think it’s hill start assist, because auto hold is turned off as well. It doesn’t work smoothly like on other my cars.

 

[SnBGC]

Drive mode is Engage. One pedal drive is not enabled and the hold feature is not enabled.

Correct. Same for me. First thing I checked was the Brake Hold setting and it was off. I also checked my profiles because those are now random. I confirmed Brake Hold was off in each profile so I don't really know why the car suddenly started doing that. Luckily it went away after some diving.

 

[SnBGC]

If you wait that 2-3 seconds, the brakes will release and the creep will start the rollout and then pressing the accelerator results in a smooth start.

Yep. That is a great description.

 

[SnBGC]

Do a sync reboot, there’s some weird stuff happening after some of the updates install like 3.5.4, a setting might be stuck. I wasn’t able to turn off the 30 minute shutdown timer after it installed cause the option was completely gone until I did a sync reboot.

Good idea. That does seem to help minimize some of the symptoms. My car was asking me to check on the passengers in the rear seat but then I remembered there was a setting for that. Sure enough, once I disabled it then the messages stopped appearing. I checked it for all profiles since I never know which profile the car is going to use for any particular trip.

 

[Ford Motor Company]

I'm having this issue/condition where I come up to a stoplight or stop sign and when I take my foot off the brake and move over to the accelerator, the brakes hold on for another 2-3 seconds before releasing. This results in a very jerky startup when pressing the accelerator. I do not have the brake hold feature enabled. If I do a rolling stop, or stop and release immediately, there's no delay on the release and acceleration from the stop is very smooth. Does anyone else experience this? Anything I can change or just another software issue?

Good morning! If you send over your VIN and Ford Dealer info via DM, I can look into your braking concern on my end.

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