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I have that also at the top of my driveway which is steep and scored. I have a 6 speed but from my "internet" research it is the abs activating. I am compensating by pushing harder on the brake pedal rather than using the brakes to slow down. I have to back down my driveway into the garage and because of the slope and the need to make a turn I prefer to roll down in neutral. I do plan on chatting with the local service manager. Let us know what you learn. It may just be the abs. ABS? How hard are you braking? ABS should not intervene all the time. Not hard, just enough to slow the car down. But the uneven surface seems to trigger the abs. I have found if I push harder to come to a full stop no abs.
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I have that also at the top of my driveway which is steep and scored. I have a 6 speed but from my "internet" research it is the abs activating. I am compensating by pushing harder on the brake pedal rather than using the brakes to slow down. I have to back down my driveway into the garage and because of the slope and the need to make a turn I prefer to roll down in neutral. I do plan on chatting with the local service manager. Let us know what you learn. It may just be the abs.