Parking brake light not working
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Check the brake fluid reservoir, it probably is low. This can also sometimes indicate that your brake pads are close to worn out. As your brakes wear out, more fluid is used from the reservoir to extend the pistons in the calipers.
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The switch on the reservoir is pretty sensitive. Fill the reservoir up to the "Full" mark and see if the problem goes away.
If not, they take a look at the switch for the e-brake, under the dash or in the console.
If not, they take a look at the switch for the e-brake, under the dash or in the console.
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