1999 Mitsubishi Diamante "brake light stay wheel" Questions

...brake light came and stayed on as well as the battery light. Started again the next morning, drove to appt., refused to start when time to leave. Got another jump. This happened 4 times. The brake ...

...brake light turned off and then the TCS light stayed on. After some time they both turned off. Every so often though they would both turn on. The brake light would stay on only for a few seconds, but ...

...on all the time 04 A6 rear brake lights stay on all the time. What should I be checking CHECK BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH UNDER STEERING WHEEL TOWARD BASE OF BRAKE PEDAL. brake light switch down by the

...brake light on the dash board stay on after brake release is pulled the brake light on the dash board came on today. i pulled the release brake and it continued to stay on.i brake ok..what do i need ...

...with the sensors.The sensors on the wheels will cause the a b s light to come on.If the brakes all are good,then you will have at least one wheel,with a bad sensor. brake light stays on & ...

...steering wheel at the brake shaft. There's a little plastic switch that's causing that. believe it or not when it goes bad your brake lights stay on..... Replace it...And you problem will be ...

...light and brake light staying on Anti lock and brake light staying on This means that there is something wrong with the ABS. The problem could be a sensor on the wheels or something wrong with the ...

...and Traction light both stay on, this happened after I installed new brake pads and brake shoes. You'll have to check the wiring at the wheels for the wheel sensors.Wires tend to break at the

brake light and ABS light are on in the dash. I changed all 3 wheel speed sensors and the light won't go out. I hooked up a codes reader but it doesn't tell me why the lights stay on. I don't know why

brake fluid as the sensor for low level will leave the light on permenently.The rear wheel cylinders might not be visible but the leaking brake fluid usaully is but if not start at the master cylinder