brake warning light
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Checked ya fluid levels?
jamesmartin
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if its dual system theres a switch on brake valve on chassis drivers side under bulkhead,that supposed to tell you if either line fails probably faulty switch or short to it
Itsnotajeep
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To test the servo, pump the pedal several times, with the engine off, to get the vacuum out.
Then hold the pedal down firmly and then start the engine.
If the servo is doing its business, you can feel the pedal move down as the vacuum builds up.
Then stop the engine and pump again. You should get several pumps before it goes hard again.
If there's no change when you start/stop the engine, then the servo is not working: why it's not is another question.............
Then hold the pedal down firmly and then start the engine.
If the servo is doing its business, you can feel the pedal move down as the vacuum builds up.
Then stop the engine and pump again. You should get several pumps before it goes hard again.
If there's no change when you start/stop the engine, then the servo is not working: why it's not is another question.............
http://www.landroverweb.com/landrover/pdf-land-rover-manuals/
part 5 page 41
describes the complete brake warning system - you may have some or all of these components.
part 5 page 41
describes the complete brake warning system - you may have some or all of these components.
