I had a similar problem except that with mine the ABS and ESP lights were on. Suggestions on the internet was that the ABS pump needs to be changed and the cost is around £1000. However a friend of mine diagnosed the fault as follows using diagnostic equipment: 1) ECU does not know/is not allerted when the brakes are applied He suggested putting a new brake switch 2) Left speed sensor giving innacurate data. He suggested a good clean of the sensor but mainly the area around the sensor. After cleaning the area around the sensor, the ABS/ESP lights remained on. However upon fitting a new switch all lights on the dash board was off and the car is fine. My mate mentioned that people are too quick to start changing parts on a car when the actual problem is a very simple one. A new sensor if I had changed would have cost me £110!! Hope this helps I had a similar problem except that with mine the ABS and ESP lights were on. Suggestions on the internet was that the ABS pump needs to be changed and the cost is around £1000. However a friend of mine diagnosed the fault as follows using diagnostic equipment: 1) ECU does not know/is not allerted when the brakes are applied He suggested putting a new brake switch 2) Left speed sensor giving innacurate data. He suggested a good clean of the sensor but mainly the area around the sensor. After cleaning the area around the sensor, the ABS/ESP lights remained on. However upon fitting a new switch all lights on the dash board was off and the car is fine. My mate mentioned that people are too quick to start changing parts on a car when the actual problem is a very simple one. A new sensor if I had changed would have cost me £110!! Hope this helps
How do you reset dashboard brake light on vw passat
It is important to pay attention to the warning lights on the dashboard. When the ABS and brake lights flask that means there is something wrong with the brake system.
what number fuse is for the brake lights on a 99 vw passat what number fuse is for the brake lights on a 99 vw passat
low brake fluid
are you sure the lower brake lights your talking about aren't tail lights. That's my guess. Check in the fuse box for a fuse labeled dash, illumination, parking or something to that effect.
Check the fuse to make sure there not blown
Your brake lights are out too! Replace the fuse.
Parking brake is on, Brake fluid is low, Hydraulic failure of the brake system.
Brake lights and turn signals are on a separate circuit from the tail lights. Tail lights are on the same circuit with the dashboard lights. If the dashboard lights aren't working either, check the fuse. If they ARE working, check the headlight switch.
Yes it can but that is rare. The more likely problem is one of the following:emergency brake is engaged slightlyBrake switch is faultybrake fluid is lowbrakes need servicing
I have a 1983 GMC Sierra it has no dash,tail lights an brake lights are very dim
It could be the brake light switch, usually mounted on the brake pedal.