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Brake Failure Light on after Bleeding the Brakes 200

posted by  sfraser on  Mon Jul 14 16:29 CST 2003
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I had the same thing happen. The brakes feel fine. I just disconnected the warning light wire from the junction box. I know the purists might not think that is a good idea but with a car of my age there is risk and reward. Do I want to risk trying to fix the light properly? The reward is not there for me.
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Simon 80 240 285k 17 years. Not for the longevity or the safety but the heart stopping acceleration.






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