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brake light and dashboard cleaning
Two-fold question:
It's my understanding that Armor All has some major drawbacks. i.e.; the surface gets addicted to it and if you don't regularly give it a "fix", your dash ends up cracking on you. Is there validity to that argument? And if so, what are some good alternatives as far as protection is concerned?
Secondly, is it possible for simply cold temperatures to cause a brake warning light to come on? The brakes feel fine, but early in the morning there's that brake warning light? Fluid level is fine so I don't know what it is if it isn't the cooler temperatures.
What household chemical works good on cleaning the dash? Dish soap? Lysol? Windex?
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2002 Mitsubishi Galant ES 4 cyl Front-wheel-drive. Automatic.
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