Why is my e-brake light on?
#1
Why is my e-brake light on?
My e-brake light has been acting funny ever since I put the lift on. The light will come randomly when I'm driving. It chimes and then stays on for a bit then shuts off. It does it as many as four times on/ off during a 20 min drive. The brake itself works fine. Plugged everything back in when done with the lift.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
#4
I did unhook the cables from the hooks. Although, I don't know if anything is really holding them now?
#5
Take it in ?! I cringed at the thought. I hope that doesn't happen. Thanks for the help though.
Actually, arcoleman mentioned checking the brake fluid. I suppose that's a good place to start. I'll go do that. I'll feel pretty stupid if that's the solution. But at the same time thrilled if the fix is that easy.
Actually, arcoleman mentioned checking the brake fluid. I suppose that's a good place to start. I'll go do that. I'll feel pretty stupid if that's the solution. But at the same time thrilled if the fix is that easy.
#6
That light drove me nuts and was about to take it in. I checked everything else and that was finally the last thing I checked. I was releived that it was just low on fluid and I didnt have to take it to the stealership, but I did fill pretty silly....
#7
The brake sensor in your console could also be bad or dinged. Remove the bolts holding the sides of the console. Remove the rear cupholder and working from the rear footwells, lift up the console to get at the brake lever. The sensor is on the left side down near the bottom. Just a single wire going to a copper contacter. That little sensor can get out of line and cause a light as well. You may also be able to get at it from the top of your console as well.
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#8
The brake sensor in your console could also be bad or dinged. Remove the bolts holding the sides of the console. Remove the rear cupholder and working from the rear footwells, lift up the console to get at the brake lever. The sensor is on the left side down near the bottom. Just a single wire going to a copper contacter. That little sensor can get out of line and cause a light as well. You may also be able to get at it from the top of your console as well.
#9
Didn't think this would be a problem because I just bled the brakes last month when I did the lift. But... it was indeed the problem. The light has been off all day now.
Thanks for the help guys.