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Old 09-29-2005, 09:19 AM
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(parking) BRAKE idiot light

3 days ago when I was driving under normal highway conditions, my parking brake light came on. It now comes on intermittently. The braking hasn't been affected, so I am wondering if it is a sensor or something to do with the brake fluid possibly?
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Re: (parking) BRAKE idiot light

Check your brake fluid level..if it is low enough to turn on the light, you have worn friction material or a leak.
Also check the park brake adjustment..have seen misadjusted PB cause this also
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