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>There's no warning light for the brake fluid reservoir or pressure, even though it would be trivial to add. What deathtrap are you driving? This is a common t
by MertsA 10y ago
>There's no warning light for the brake fluid reservoir or pressure, even though it would be trivial to add.
What deathtrap are you driving? This is a common thing. Even my old 96 Camry has it.
- peterwwillis 10y agoHmm. Well it seems like it's possible the cars i've had have shared the same indicator for multiple brake notifications. But i've not noticed a dedicated light for brake fluid. There's one for the e-brake engagement, and one for ABS, for no particular reason, because it's a non-critical brake feature.... but i've not seen a dedicated brake pressure light.
- sandworm101 10y agoSometimes they are linked to other systems. My 92 bmw shared the brake fluid reservoir with the clutch. A leak in the clutch triggered the brake warning light.
- MertsA 10y agoOn my camry, it is shared with the ebrake light.
- sandworm101 10y agoEven without the warning lights, spongy or soft brakes is something every driver is taught to recognize. That will happen long before total failure.