If you are not good with working on cars, Bring it right down to a repair shop.Do not wait.
Any car repair shop that does tires or breaks or any work should be able to help you out.
Have it checked out, if you have fluid leakage or no breaks or sometime of grease oil on breaks, you can get into trouble driving.
Very bad.
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SOURCE: Check Gauges Light comes on when pressing the brakes
Have you topped up your brake fluid ? Just a thought. Checked oil level?
SOURCE: the brake light and ABS
How does the Brake Fluid Level Look? You need to get the Brake System Bled and Could also need to Replace your Pads.
SOURCE: 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport FWD. Acceleration and braking
if any thing the calipers could be sticking but the ratcheting noise in reverse is normal
SOURCE: I have a 1999 ram 4x4...the brake and abs lights
Brake light probably means that either your pads are low (if your truck has wear sensors in the pads) or that you have a brake/taillight bulb out. The ABS light is because either you have an ABS/wheelspeed sensor that's gone bad or the ABS actuator is bad. That should be able to be cleared up with a scan of the car's computer. If the module is bad, it's usually very expensive to buy one. Check out www.modulemaster.com - many of the guys in the Audi world that I know have had ABS modules rebuilt for $200 or less, and returned within a couple days, with a warranty. They have a great reputation.
SOURCE: 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan Center
Your Problem is most likely your multifunction switch. This switch is on your steering column and operates the bright and dim headlights, turn signals, hazards and wipers and wash. You will have to remove the cover around the steering column to get to it and replace it. Feel free to contact me for more info if you need help doing this. I will do my best to respond right away.
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