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Red brake light most likely on due to brake fluid level/sensor issue or parking brake on/wiring issue
There might be an issue with the connection. If you know how to fix this, go through and try reconnecting the wires and seeing if that works.
sounds like a fuel issue.
I have a similar issue with my 2007 Focus SE hatchback. I believe it is related to the brake-shift interlock. I have played around with the e-brake and letting the car roll back in park until the transmission's park pawl is engaged, etc. If the shifter button will release without your foot on the brake, the key will not release from the column either. Of course, I'm assuming this is an automatic...
There was never a recall issue or a major problem with uneven brake pad wear on the 2004 GMC Yukon. This can sometimes be a caliper issue, a driving issue, or even a brake assembly issue but it is not a common problem.
A brake issue such as a stuck e-brake cable.
Check the brake fluid level in your brake master cylinder in your engine compartment and see if it's low If you are talking about the "Brake" indicator on your dashboard, it could be that your brake pads are worn and need replacement. My daughter had that issue on her 1999 Ford Explorer. After I replaced some very worn brake pads, she told me that the brake light issue went away. Hope this info helps.
The size of the game is not really the issue. The issue is this: is it a Nintendo Wii game? I'm guessing not. I'm guessing it is one of the later Nintendo DS games, in which case it must be played on the Nintendo DS. Wii games are on DVDs.
First, what makes you sure it's the brake chamber? If your brakes are releasing when you push in the emergency air, but applying the foot brakes (which use the service line) has no effect, then the boot (gasket) within the brake chamber is probably worn, if it is a brake chamber issue. If you have a codriver (or just someone who can push on a brake), you should follow your service (blue) line under your trailer until you find a connector which you can uncouple. Once that's done, have them hit the brake pedal and see if air is even getting through the service line before you start messing with the brake chamber.
Timing chain issue... When the chains and or cams move it affects vacum. Which create the brake pedal issue. Working on a 2000 LS 3.9L right now with same issue
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Ideological third parties share their ideas & focus on more than one issue, unlike Single-issue parties only focus on one issue & aren't open with their ideas.