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BJ73 handbrake light on dash stays on.....

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BJ73 handbrake light on dash stays on.....

Post by MUSS »

anyone had this before? the handbrake light stays on after i have released it..........any ideas as to how to fix it?

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Post by midi73 »

I would say the switch/ button at the handbrake is sticking
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Post by nads »

could be low level fluid if it's the same light (was in my 60) or a vacuum problem. vacuum problem would be obvious though
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

nads wrote:could be low level fluid if it's the same light (was in my 60) or a vacuum problem. vacuum problem would be obvious though
^^I'm with this guy (unless it's obviously the handbrake switch).^^
You can possibly rule out the switch simply by seeing if the light gets slightly brighter as you pull the handbrake on and off.

My bet is on vacuum or fluid level sender.

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Post by MUSS »

dogbreath_48 wrote:
nads wrote:could be low level fluid if it's the same light (was in my 60) or a vacuum problem. vacuum problem would be obvious though
^^I'm with this guy (unless it's obviously the handbrake switch).^^
You can possibly rule out the switch simply by seeing if the light gets slightly brighter as you pull the handbrake on and off.

My bet is on vacuum or fluid level sender.

-Stu :)
spot on stu.... the light gets slightly brighter
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Post by tom_286 »

On my middy the low break fluid level light is differant to the handbreak light so it wont be that.
Its not a bundy!
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