i asked the question but have since found out the problem, it turned out to be a low fluid level in the brake master cylinder. i found out by sideways banging to the brake foot pedal which made the warning light flicker which led me to believe something was amiss under the bonnet and connected to the brake pedal is the master cylinder !! silly old me. now iv`e got to find out where the fluid is going if it does. one does live and learn !!. so whilst the warning light serves the purose of letting you know the handbrake is still on it also is telling you the brake fluid is low. my clio (19995) is an automatic.
Check for a loose ground or loose bulbs.
Use the regular brake (reverse) with the handbrake. You'll have to work out how long to hold them, though I can tell you that you don't hold the handbrake as long as the normal brake (you really only hold the handbrake for a second). If you start to fishtail, steer into the skid. Its harder to drive in GTA 4, but its actually closer to what you would do in an actual car.
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I have the same thing with my 220Gsi.. It seems it has nothing to do with the handbrake though. I suspect it has to do with the level of your steering fluid. I will check it out and let you know later this week
I think that technically it is. It is breaking the encryption on your DVD and making a copy. Though why backing something up that you bought is agonist the law. Though it is hardly a definitive legal issue right now.
It could be a way of saying "I'm working fine and starting now because you told me to", I've been in a few cars that do that. Look out for warning lights on your dashboard though because the sound could accompany a flashing warning light, the user manual/booklet that came with the car will have all the details regarding what you need to do when warning lights are displayed. The only other thing I can think of is that perhaps your doors aren't closed properly, the boot might still be open or your seatbelt might not be on.
you are as if you were stopped, you should have had your handbrake on and if you were moving you souldn't have been so close, the cop is responsible for you damages though
Low fluid level.
my '94 grand 'kee has a similar problem. The warning tone comes on and STAYS ON, even though the dashboard diagnostic display doesnt show anything is wrong. It will cut out intermittently, and then quit for no reason after about 20 minutes. Drives my wife nuts. ( I drive a Ford Ranger lol)
geese are not poisonous or otherwise dangerous, so their coloration is not warning away other animals. They do have predators though, so their coloration is for camouflage.
This certainly sounds like a faulty handbrake switch. This is located underneath the handbrake arm itself and if you remove the center console it is easily accessible. Just a case of replacing this. Before you do this though I would recommend you check your brake fluid level as some vehicles can use the same light for both.
If the dashboard says that there is no disc inserted. The disk drive is damaged and should be replaced.