Brake light goes on and off ? On my dash
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If the brake fluid is low make sure you take a look at your brake pads before you top it off. A leak in the brake system is unlikely unless you installed SS lines recently and something isn't fitted well.
More then likely all of the fluid is down in the caliper pots and you need pads. If you do need pads and you top off the fluid you'll be sorry when you do the brakes and compress the calipers causing the extra fluid to pour out of the reservoir. In that case you'll want to open the bleeders before compressing the caliper.
More then likely all of the fluid is down in the caliper pots and you need pads. If you do need pads and you top off the fluid you'll be sorry when you do the brakes and compress the calipers causing the extra fluid to pour out of the reservoir. In that case you'll want to open the bleeders before compressing the caliper.
#6
If the brake fluid is low make sure you take a look at your brake pads before you top it off. A leak in the brake system is unlikely unless you installed SS lines recently and something isn't fitted well.
More then likely all of the fluid is down in the caliper pots and you need pads. If you do need pads and you top off the fluid you'll be sorry when you do the brakes and compress the calipers causing the extra fluid to pour out of the reservoir. In that case you'll want to open the bleeders before compressing the caliper.
More then likely all of the fluid is down in the caliper pots and you need pads. If you do need pads and you top off the fluid you'll be sorry when you do the brakes and compress the calipers causing the extra fluid to pour out of the reservoir. In that case you'll want to open the bleeders before compressing the caliper.
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