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∙ 2018-04-27 15:56:07It's possible that you are low on brake oil! That is the easiest answer. Another possibility is that the e-brake cable might have developed slag and does not pull far enough to release the light. That might involve replacing the entire e-brake cable.
The other possibility is that you need to replace the pads and rotors, as this was the case in my Sebring.
Other possibilities are: The e-brake arm is not all the way in the downward position and not making contact with the switch. With the button in the end of the e-brake arm pushed in, press lightly down on the e-brake arm to ensure it is all the way down. Otherwise, maybe the switch under the console has become dislodged from its holder or is out of adjustment.
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∙ 2018-04-27 15:56:07Check your brake fluid, probably low.
Check your brake fluid level, you're probably low.
No, there are no reset buttons on a 2007 Chrysler Sebring.
On the bracket the brake pedal mounts to.
On a bracket, above the brake pedal.
Common brake problems on a 97 Chrysler Sebring can be caused by leaks, worn pads, and stuck calipers. Check your brake system as problems can cause a serious accident.
lots of strain on the engine i would imagine..
Dot3Dot3
It uses DOT3.
DOT3 is recommended
underneath the brake pedal
It is on a bracket, just above the brake pedal.