2003 Mitsubishi Outlander "brake light" Questions

BRAKE LIGHT WON'T GO OFF The brake light indicater won't turn off even though the emergency brake is not engaged. What does this mean? Not sure what model vehicle you have. Look at the emergency brake

brakes lights stoped working always start by checking fuses. look in your owner's manual for fuse box locations and fuse locations. check to see if you've got a blown fuse, if you do, replace it with ...

rotors. If the pedal pulsates under your foot on light braking I would take it to a brake shop for investigation of the fault. Any noise or unusual incidents with brakes can become critical if ignored

1999 challenger anti-lock brake light stays on the dash. but the brakes work good the abs sensor may have some carbon build up on it. got to auto and figure which wheel it is.... (free)

I have had difficulty getting trailer wiring to work correctly. I have either running lights or brake or turn signals. If the headlights are on in the vehicle, there are no brake,and turn signal. ...

...Brake Light in Mitsubishi Outlander 2006 If the cause of the problem is fixed, the light will go out by itself. If you haven't fixed the underlying problem, the light will stay on. You can clear the ...

...you to swing into your dealer and just ask them to take a glance at it. It could simply be that the brakes need replacing, or even or more likely the abs sensor is wearing out.In the owners ...

...light comes on when I press on the brake? oil level is good mcdevito75 here, Believe it or not, if you have high mileage on the engine, the oil pressure switch could indicate low oil pressure as you ...

...BRAKE light appear lit in red. The car will not start without a jump best and easiest way to test the alternator is to take it to an auto parts store... they will test the battery and charging system ...

...brake light on my 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander. We've removed the two obvious screws but are still facing resistance on the other side of the cover. Should I just pull the unit off? There's so much ...