E-Brake Light wont' shut off
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E-Brake Light wont' shut off
I'm not too sure what happened with the wiring of the E-Brake, but right now when the Ebrake is off, the light still remains on. Wanted to know if anyone else had this problem or experience, and if there is a certain fix for it. Thanks ahead of time
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could be the brakes as samyv2 mentioned or you could be low on brake fluid.
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or possible the button under the center console that gets pressed/depresseed witht that handle got stuck somehow or disconnected I would check that before goin to change brakes especially if you don't need them
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Ckeck the Brake Fluild and see if it is at max. Changing the front pads will not affect your e-brake in any way shape or form the e-brake is connected to the rear not the front. Do you use the e-brake a lot if not pull up on it hard a few times maybe something is getting stuck.
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I just had the e-brake light problem starting yesterday and i just wanted to confirm that, much to my surprise, topping off the brake fluid worked.
I punished my brakes pretty hard at the track yesterday and i thought i broke something but it just needed a couple ounces of fluid. FYI.
P.S. - where does brake fluid go? As far as i know i don't have any leaks but its strange how it just disappears
I just had the e-brake light problem starting yesterday and i just wanted to confirm that, much to my surprise, topping off the brake fluid worked.
I punished my brakes pretty hard at the track yesterday and i thought i broke something but it just needed a couple ounces of fluid. FYI.
P.S. - where does brake fluid go? As far as i know i don't have any leaks but its strange how it just disappears
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P.S. - where does brake fluid go? As far as i know i don't have any leaks but its strange how it just disappears
Or maybe it goes into the caliper bores as the pads wear down.
Ken
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