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.
No , the brake light should come on when you press the parking brake pedal , but the ABS light should not come on
just as the name it makes the brake lights come on when u press on the brake pedal
The brake light switch is out of adjustment.
Brake lights only come on when you press the pedal. The brake light is either a different bulb or filament in a dual-filament bulb than the tail light.
You have a wiring issue or a bad brake light bulb.
The only way your headlights can come on when you press on the brake pedal is a crossed wire. The brake light wire and the headlight wire can be frayed and touching each other.
A short in the Brake light circuit? Bad brake light switch?
Yes , the " BRAKE " light in your dash will come on if the brake fluid is low or your emergency / parking brake is engaged
possibly have a brake light out
No, the red brake warning light will come on.
Press the parking brake down one click. Unfortunately, this will probably cause your brake warning light to come on.
The brake light, a red light shaped like a headlight on the dash means that one or more exterior lights are not working. It could be a taillight, brake light, side marker, license plate light, or third brake light. It stays on all the time if it's a side marker or any light besides the brake light. If it's the brake or third brake light it will come on only when you press the brake pedal.