Sometimes while driving, my BRAKE (parking brake or e-brake as most know it) Comes on. I just took apart my center console, and I see the positive inlet, and it seems like the ground is good, but I just found a piece that was just chillin underneath there. I'll take a pic of it, this what be what's causing my problem. Dont know the technical name for it, but I don't have my cam to take a pic of it.

 

Im not trying to bash you or anything but try searching because this has been asked before.

Here are some links that might help;
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1513086
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=337152
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=577897

Ali

 

I swear I have searched time and time again, under e-brake, e brake, emergency brake, parking brake, brake light.... lol, I'm not feeling bashed, but I just think that the search dont like me much... I just tried checking my fluid also, same results, I'm thinking it's the positive feed under the dash connecting to the ebrake, but I tried wiggling it around, didn't make a difference when it was on.


Modified by Kamikaze at 11:56 PM 8/14/2006

 

Make sure you click "archived" its on the right side. Not the quick search button, but the read one.

 

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I copied a piece of the search page, just click on the circle next to the Archived content so it searches old threads as well.

Ali

 

Check if your brake fluid is good, sometimes when your low the light will kick on.

 

Brake fluid level sensor is bad......take it out and mess with it....clean it, see how it works and make shure it works flawlessly before u put it in.....(the problem is more notiseble on cold days) GL.