When the handbrake and stop light on a Renault Clio come on, it typically indicates that the handbrake is engaged or not fully released. Additionally, it could signal an issue with the brake system, such as low brake fluid levels or a problem with the brake components. It's important to check both the handbrake and brake fluid levels, and if the warning persists, to consult a mechanic for further inspection.
it has a sticky handbrake switch
You have to repair the part that caused the light to come on.
This light is used for 2 different purposes.(1) If the brake fluid is low,this light will come on.(2) light will come on when you engage the parking brake.
The handbrake light and stop light on your dashboard may illuminate for a few reasons. Commonly, this indicates that the handbrake is engaged or not fully released. Additionally, it could signal low brake fluid levels or an issue with the braking system, such as worn brake pads or a malfunctioning brake sensor. It's essential to check these conditions promptly to ensure your vehicle's safety.
Check your master brake cylinder, as the warning light will come on if the fluid level is low. If that is OK, you probably need to change your brake pads.
If your handbrake is on or if the brake fluid level in the brake master cylinder in your engine compartment is LOW , the " brake " light in your dash will light up
The Renault Clio comes from France.
on a mk1 clio just unscrew the screws in the front of the lamp and pull it out, twist the plug at the back and it should all just come appart
i own a 1998 clio 1.4RT mine dont light up..... i own a 1994 clio 1.2RL an mine dont light up either!!! Hi I own a 1995 Clio 1.4 RT mine dont light up.......... Yes and the bulb was a right pain to change, the setreo and half the plasic surrounding the controls has to come out
Because the switch has either failed or come off it's mounting. There is an outside chance, if there has been work around the handbrake lever/centre console, that the switch wires might have become trapped and could be shorting out.
On a Saxo, the handbrake can sometimes come loose and needs to be tightened. To do so, first turn the engine on and place your foot on the brake. Push in the handbrake button and then pull up on the handbrake until tension is felt. Repeat as needed.
On the brake pedal nr the top you will see a switch it as two wires it may be jammed or need adjusting.