...and sometimes it does'nt.Sometimes the INFL REST light stays on one time and the next time I start the car,it goes off.Whats the deal on this stuff?
Ken
Ken
Supreme Member
Brake light is activated by two pieces...
1. switch on the e-brake handle to tell you that the e-brake is on
2. switch on the master cylinder to tell you that you have no brake fluid pressure and you better look for a soft place to crash!
So when do you want to see the brake light?
1. switch on the e-brake handle to tell you that the e-brake is on
2. switch on the master cylinder to tell you that you have no brake fluid pressure and you better look for a soft place to crash!
So when do you want to see the brake light?
Well...I see it come on as I turn the ignition key to run.After that it seems to just go out.
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Try unhooking the negative side of your battery for a couple minutes to clear any codes, and see if that helps.
Well I unhooked the battery cable and the same thing came up.So,I got to where the switch is at in the e-brake and cleaned all that area and checked it out.Seems to work ok now.Musta been dirt and dust built up over time.Thanks TomP.
Ken
Ken
Supreme Member
Quote:
Originally posted by TomP
2. switch on the master cylinder to tell you that you have no brake fluid pressure and you better look for a soft place to crash!
Uhm.. Tom.. what happened to that e-brake you mentioned earlier in your post? Originally posted by TomP
2. switch on the master cylinder to tell you that you have no brake fluid pressure and you better look for a soft place to crash!

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Oh, yeah, duh, that would help, too. 
Glad to help, Ken! Thanks for letting us know how you fixed it!

Glad to help, Ken! Thanks for letting us know how you fixed it!