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Old 03-05-2003, 03:40 PM
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The other day it was really slippery and my traction control kicked in, it was on for a little bit and as soon as it shut off my emergency brake light came on, what does this mean????
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Your brake light comes on when your brake fluid is low. Check your brake fluid level.
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And your ABS PMV draws from the master cylinder to keep it'* own reservior full.
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