Warning light what does it mean
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What u really want to know is where its gone /why its low ????Have u boiled it on ur track days , what type fluid u running? Might be a small leak in the system or u might have used a lot of pads up ....................if ur running silicon or proper high number fluid, then have a look around and thickness left on pads Mate
I had new Pagid Blacks on the front and Blues on the rear and Castrol SRF fluid and done 2 Trackdays, obviously I'm gonna check the fluid level, is this the same fluid thats doing the Clutch as well, cos I'm getting a sticky clutch pedal and I've read somewhere this could be the clutch slave cylinder, if its got a leak that could explain where the fluids gone ? or am I talking B*ll*x
Neilpeel59 said:
eh? I thought theat was brake pad wear indicator?
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Had that light come up on the A6, rice paper was about the thinkness of the pads at the time apparently i was using them harder than most owners :whistlesquietlytoselflookingallinnocent: I had though that it was a 'universal' warning symobol for brakes, bit like the ones for main beam/dipped/fog ligts are.
I think thats what it was Vic I cleaned the cap an all arond with white spirit which must of done the trick, nothing works on these cars does it, the Oil level indicators pants it's almost useless it nearly always registers empty then when I checked the Oil level with the dipstick after a good run and left idling, the dipstick wasn't even moist, started to panic got a litre of correct type oil put half in had another check and blimey! its 3/4's full according to the Oil level gauge, did the dipstick measure half a tank albeit its difficult to read put the other half litre in an it's fine now cheez these cars aint half quirky aint they
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