why does my automatic car kills when I first start driving it. When it kills the breaks stop working.?

Question

why does my automatic car kill when I first start driving it. When it kills the breaks stop working. How can i fix this? and what is wrong with it?
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Corolla
What you have tried previously:
I took it into the shop and they fixed some things on the car, but the main issue of the car killing and breaks not working has not been fixed.

Answer 1

Normally your car kills something because you have used the steering wheel to direct the vehicle towards the object. You shouldn't try to kill things with your car, since it can damage your vehicle and can be illegal especially if it is people that you keep killing.



If you need to kill something with your car, try to kill rodents or maybe even stray cats. This isn't illegal and can even be fun depending on if you like cats or not.



Cheers!

Answer 2

You have to be more precise. If engine cuts-off (kills) than brakes stop working, it's beacuse something in engine is wrong. Brakes are working via servo, and when engine stops there is nothing to amplify pressure.



If it cuts when braking, your automatic clutch is malfunctioned

Answer 3

brakes will work very hard without the engine running.sounds like a broken vacuum line especially ck the one going to your brake booster behind the master cylinder or any of them around the throttle body or carb or whatever you have there. good luck