Brake Light That Refuses To Go Out (1992)
Well I just disconnected the switch on the side of the master cylinder, but having that removed what affect would it have on the b rake system and will it cause any other problems? How would I replace that switch if needed?
Year of car?
Assume this is the brake fluid level switch and said switch failed as in turning a dash light on.
If so is the light now off? If now off then the car "thinks" the brake fluid level is OK and all is well.
For the switch do an internet search on make/model/year of car and brake reservoir master switch. Napa and Autozone have switches but don't know year of car so can't state they have that switch.
Assume this is the brake fluid level switch and said switch failed as in turning a dash light on.
If so is the light now off? If now off then the car "thinks" the brake fluid level is OK and all is well.
For the switch do an internet search on make/model/year of car and brake reservoir master switch. Napa and Autozone have switches but don't know year of car so can't state they have that switch.
Year of car?
Assume this is the brake fluid level switch and said switch failed as in turning a dash light on.
If so is the light now off? If now off then the car "thinks" the brake fluid level is OK and all is well.
For the switch do an internet search on make/model/year of car and brake reservoir master switch. Napa and Autozone have switches but don't know year of car so can't state they have that switch.
Assume this is the brake fluid level switch and said switch failed as in turning a dash light on.
If so is the light now off? If now off then the car "thinks" the brake fluid level is OK and all is well.
For the switch do an internet search on make/model/year of car and brake reservoir master switch. Napa and Autozone have switches but don't know year of car so can't state they have that switch.
Last edited by grampy; Feb 5, 2023 at 07:26 AM. Reason: add comment
[QUOTE=wantahertzdonut;18050]My car was towed due to a burned out coil (it lasted over 299,000 miles!). After I got it running again, the parking brake/brake warninglight on the dashboard has been on. I checked the brake fluid and noticed it was adversely low so I topped it off (no idea why, there are no leaks in the system), however the brake light was still on.
My parking brake has been unused for several years and is completely siezed up, so I don't think the tow truck driver would have pulled it to trigger the warning light.
Is there any otherevent that would cause the light to come on like this? I normally wouldn't care as the car is about worn out but this light prevents me from engaging the cruise control, and I need to get my car e-checked (Ohio emissions check) and they refuse to check the car with the light on. I need to get this done beforethe end of the month.
The car is a 1992 Camry. This light comes on when you pull the parking brake lever, and has also come on to signify low or high brake fluid in the master cylinder.
Any leads would help



