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i was working on my car either today and i noticed a clip just kinda sitting out, and noticed it goes into another clip into the brake fluid tank, i have no idea how it came off or how long it has been off. I clipped it back on and i cant seem to find out what it does.
My guess is it's just a sensor that tells me if my brake fluid is low?
if thats the case why didnt i get a check light on my guages?
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My guess is it's just a sensor that tells me if my brake fluid is low?
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Pretty sure that's it. My front brake pads are near gone and I was getting an intermittent "Brake" light, like I left the parking brake on. Fluid in the reservoi r was low, adding a bit to tide me over killed the light.
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2001 Pewter Firebird Y87, M5
Intake, exhaust, just about every suspension part, alum flywheel & ds, Turn One p/s pump and cooler
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