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Wondering if anyone has run into this problem: I have a 99 Plymouth Voyager & when I make left turns the break light come on and stays on for a few minutes or until I make a right turn (It appears as though the emergency break is on - that's the break light I'm talking about). It doesn't go off by hitting the breaks after it comes on when I make a left... Thanks in advance for any assistance. Randy >Wondering if anyone has run into this problem: I have a 99 Plymouth Voyager >& when I make left turns the break light come on and stays on for a few >minutes or until I make a right turn (It appears as though the emergency >break is on - that's the break light I'm talking about). It doesn't go off >by hitting the breaks after it comes on when I make a left... Thanks in >advance for any assistance. Randy Check brake fluid level I thought of the break fluid levels also. They are good. Thanks. I'm wide open to any other ideas. >>Wondering if anyone has run into this problem: I have a 99 Plymouth >>Voyager [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> > Check brake fluid level >I thought of the break fluid levels also. They are good. Thanks. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>> >> Check brake fluid level The brake fluid level switch has been known to be "squirelly". That's a highly technical term. Also known as FUBAR. On Jan 1, 8:23 pm, cl...@snyder.on.ca wrote: > On Thu, 1 Jan 2009 19:36:38 -0400, "Randy and Ann" > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > That's a highly technical term. > Also known as FUBAR. Maybe I'm "squirrely", but isn't there a switch that shows that the parking brake is activated (pedal depressed) and that might be out of adjustment? >On Jan 1, 8:23 pm, cl...@snyder.on.ca wrote: >> On Thu, 1 Jan 2009 19:36:38 -0400, "Randy and Ann" [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >parking brake is activated (pedal depressed) and that might be out of >adjustment? there is - easy to check that one though. >I thought of the break fluid levels also. They are good. Thanks. > > I'm wide open to any other ideas. According to the Chrysler manual, the only things that will turn on the brake light are: the parking brake, the brake fluid level switch, and the ignition during crank. Here's the page: http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y174/bashful24/Scan10025.jpg I would start by unplugging the fluid level switch and then drive it to see if your problem goes away. Then move onto the parking brake switch. If those to simple tests do not change your symptom it sounds like a wiring problem that needs to be looked at further. Good luck Bryan if you are willing to part with some cash I will gladdly figure it out for you. ;>p > Wondering if anyone has run into this problem: I have a 99 Plymouth > Voyager & when I make left turns the break light come on and stays on for > a few minutes or until I make a right turn (It appears as though the > emergency break is on - that's the break light I'm talking about). It > doesn't go off by hitting the breaks after it comes on when I make a > left... Thanks in advance for any assistance. Randy Bryan, Thanks, I'll give it a try. Randy >I would start by unplugging the fluid level switch and then drive it to see >if your problem goes away. Then move onto the parking brake switch. If [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> doesn't go off by hitting the breaks after it comes on when I make a >> left... Thanks in advance for any assistance. Randy |
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