brake light on...
#4
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no problem...
the e-brake can be adjusted via a nut on the cable adjuster - it should be completely disengaged when lowered completely, and should be tight at 5-6 clicks up...
either way, get those brakes checked out and if they are ok, top off the brake fluid... check for fluid leaks at all hose connections as well - you could potentially be losing fluid there or, one of the calipers...
the e-brake can be adjusted via a nut on the cable adjuster - it should be completely disengaged when lowered completely, and should be tight at 5-6 clicks up...
either way, get those brakes checked out and if they are ok, top off the brake fluid... check for fluid leaks at all hose connections as well - you could potentially be losing fluid there or, one of the calipers...
#5
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another reason could be the brake pads are wearing down causing the caliper piston to come out and leading to lower the brake fluid. Check for worn brake pads while you're down there checking for leaks. Also look at the fluid to see if it's a brownish color. If so you might have contaminants in the system.
#7
I don't know if the SC have the same design as my GS but the parking brake pads in the GS are shoes, not the pads from the main brakes. If so you will have to pull the rotor off to see.
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