Hello and thankyou for using just answer. Ok this model passat does suffer with parking brake issues from defective calipers to defective buttons and also faulty park brake control modules, there are also some software upgrades for these faults but these have to be carried out by a main dealer, can i check that at the moment the parking brake is stuck on? i would advise that you get the fault memory of the prking brake control module check with a diag machine, as all the time those lights are on dash display, there will be a fault logged in ECU, which would give us a clear indication of whats failed here, there is also some basic settings which can be carried out to reset the rear calipers, but yet again a diag machine is needed, if the brakes are stuck on, then you can slide underneath the rear of car and remove the black cover/ motor on rear of each caliper, and you will see a large torx screw in centre, if you undo this a quarter of a turn this will release the calipers to enable you to move car so you can get it to a garage, hope this helps Chris

yes it could have , are you sure you have replaced all the fuses back in there correct location, as if the fuse is in the incorrect location this may be why the brake calipers are not operating correctly? i would advise you recheck this, if your not sure and you can give me the 10th digit of the Vin No and also the 3 letter engine code i will check the wiring diagrams so we can confirm the fuses are in there correct location for the parking brake, regards Chris

ok thanks please await my reply

Hi non of them fuses are for the electronic handbrake, the fuses you need to check are 29,30 in drivers side fuse box and fuses 2,30,31 on passanger side fuse box, these fuses are dependent on model so some may not be there , regards Chris