1999 Accord Brake Light
09-27-2003 | 11:07 AM
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1999 Accord Brake Light
The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
09-27-2003 | 01:25 PM
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Re: 1999 Accord Brake Light
On 9/27/03 10:07 AM, in article 5n9bnvk2p2ub1fav6u4bqq6ddrm3seu2s6@4ax.com,
"Jerry" <wreck68@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
> and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
> little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
> The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
> pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
Parking brake not completely off or adjusted too loose. Check the fluid
again. If it is down again, start looking for the leak.
"Jerry" <wreck68@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
> and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
> little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
> The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
> pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
Parking brake not completely off or adjusted too loose. Check the fluid
again. If it is down again, start looking for the leak.
09-27-2003 | 01:25 PM
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Re: 1999 Accord Brake Light
On 9/27/03 10:07 AM, in article 5n9bnvk2p2ub1fav6u4bqq6ddrm3seu2s6@4ax.com,
"Jerry" <wreck68@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
> and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
> little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
> The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
> pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
Parking brake not completely off or adjusted too loose. Check the fluid
again. If it is down again, start looking for the leak.
"Jerry" <wreck68@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
> and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
> little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
> The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
> pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
Parking brake not completely off or adjusted too loose. Check the fluid
again. If it is down again, start looking for the leak.
09-27-2003 | 01:25 PM
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Re: 1999 Accord Brake Light
On 9/27/03 10:07 AM, in article 5n9bnvk2p2ub1fav6u4bqq6ddrm3seu2s6@4ax.com,
"Jerry" <wreck68@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
> and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
> little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
> The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
> pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
Parking brake not completely off or adjusted too loose. Check the fluid
again. If it is down again, start looking for the leak.
"Jerry" <wreck68@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> The instrument panel brake light in my 99 Accord seems to be coming on
> and staying lit. I checked the brake fluid yesterday and found it a
> little low and refilled it. The light went out but has come on again.
> The brakes seem to work OK. The pedal doesn't "sink" if you hold
> pressure on it. Why would the light remain on?
Parking brake not completely off or adjusted too loose. Check the fluid
again. If it is down again, start looking for the leak.
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