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The large red brake warning light on the combo gauge is flashing. The emergency brake is disengaged. I checked the brake master cylinder and the one wire ( it only has one connection) that goes to it is attached. It appears I have some fluid leaking as the connection was wet with fluid. The car hasn't been driven in 12 years so I am sure many things could be wrong. What is the switch on the master cylinder sensing?
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914 Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 5,266 Joined: 31-August 08 From: So. Cal Member No.: 9,489 Region Association: Southern California ![]() |
The large red brake warning light on the combo gauge is flashing. The emergency brake is disengaged. I checked the brake master cylinder and the one wire ( it only has one connection) that goes to it is attached. It appears I have some fluid leaking as the connection was wet with fluid. The car hasn't been driven in 12 years so I am sure many things could be wrong. What is the switch on the master cylinder sensing? Thanks, Dennis Phelan A failed MC. So it is probably rusted and the light is doing what it is supposed to. Edit: Or switch is rusted. You don't mention if the brakes work....have a peal and stop the car or not. Need lot's more info. Good Luck. |
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 17 Joined: 10-December 18 From: Dundee Oregon Member No.: 22,713 Region Association: Pacific Northwest ![]() |
The large red brake warning light on the combo gauge is flashing. The emergency brake is disengaged. I checked the brake master cylinder and the one wire ( it only has one connection) that goes to it is attached. It appears I have some fluid leaking as the connection was wet with fluid. The car hasn't been driven in 12 years so I am sure many things could be wrong. What is the switch on the master cylinder sensing? Thanks, Dennis Phelan A failed MC. So it is probably rusted and the light is doing what it is supposed to. Edit: Or switch is rusted. You don't mention if the brakes work....have a peal and stop the car or not. Need lot's more info. Good Luck. Thanks for the reply. |
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