Atrus
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Driving today and my brake light came on. Stayed on for a good 15 mile drive. Pulled into the lot at work, turned the KJ off, restarted it, and it's off.
Is it only to sense when the parking brake is applied or when brake fluid is low? What else can cause it to kick on?
To give some background:
1) Replaced brake pads at all 4 corners a good 4-6 weeks ago. No issues until this morning.
2) Brake light popped on this morning while I was sliding on ice and pumping brakes.
3) I have no ABS/TCS at the moment (hence the sliding/pumping in #2) as they crapped out on me on Monday morning. My ESP/BAS, Traction, and ABS lights popped on Monday morning right as I parked the KJ. They did go off for about 3 miles yesterday (Tues) morning, but came right back on and have stayed on.
I am wondering if these two items- the ABS/TCS going kaput and the brake light - are related and if the brake light would shed more light on what could be causing the ABS/TCS problem. It's making me think rear axle issue, nothing wrong on the front axle.
Is it only to sense when the parking brake is applied or when brake fluid is low? What else can cause it to kick on?
To give some background:
1) Replaced brake pads at all 4 corners a good 4-6 weeks ago. No issues until this morning.
2) Brake light popped on this morning while I was sliding on ice and pumping brakes.
3) I have no ABS/TCS at the moment (hence the sliding/pumping in #2) as they crapped out on me on Monday morning. My ESP/BAS, Traction, and ABS lights popped on Monday morning right as I parked the KJ. They did go off for about 3 miles yesterday (Tues) morning, but came right back on and have stayed on.
I am wondering if these two items- the ABS/TCS going kaput and the brake light - are related and if the brake light would shed more light on what could be causing the ABS/TCS problem. It's making me think rear axle issue, nothing wrong on the front axle.