Brake light
#1
Brake light
So, my brake light doesn't turn off after I've disengaged the hand brake. Sometimes it will turn off after hard acceleration, but will come back on the next time I press my foot on the floor brake. Anyone know an easy fix?
#7
What????
Are you a serious???? True brake fluid should be replaced,but spoiling fluid is bs
#8
It was tongue in cheek. The question was if the new fluid would spoil the old one. No, that won't happen. As long as both fluids are of the same kind (DOT3) they are compatible. You will have trouble if you try to mix Silicone with conventional brake fluid.
Again it was tongue in cheek. And in future I'll keep my attempts in internet humor in check.
Cheers!
Again it was tongue in cheek. And in future I'll keep my attempts in internet humor in check.
Cheers!
#9
It was tongue in cheek. The question was if the new fluid would spoil the old one. No, that won't happen. As long as both fluids are of the same kind (DOT3) they are compatible. You will have trouble if you try to mix Silicone with conventional brake fluid.
Again it was tongue in cheek. And in future I'll keep my attempts in internet humor in check.
Cheers!
Again it was tongue in cheek. And in future I'll keep my attempts in internet humor in check.
Cheers!
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07-03-2008 05:08 PM