What does it mean when your car says check brake system?
It means that the car’s computer has detected a problem with the Brake system and needs to be inspected, if you see one that reads “CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM”. Is this true? If the message doesn’t clear, you should have your car inspected as soon as possible.
What does brake system fault mean?
The brake system warning fault light is coloured red for good reason, it means you have a brake problem that needs immediate attention. In many cases this warning light comes on because the system has detected a low brake fluid level in the reservoir. That’s easy to check.
What should you do when your brake warning light comes on?
Vehicles with ABS brakes have two warning lights — one for ABS system malfunctions and one for mechanical problems. If one of the brake system warning lights come on, it can be a relatively minor problem or a major safety issue. Regardless of which brake light is illuminated, always check your car over before continuing to use your car.
What does Collision Mitigation Braking System warning light mean?
My dash lit up with every warning you can think of. TPMS, Brake Mitigation, Brake system, Check engine, Vehicle Stability Assist, Hill Start Assit Problem, and so on. We turned around after only making it a block and drove right back to the dealership.
Why is your new car dealer is the worse place for brakes?
Quality – A proper inspection may not be performed which may result in an inproper repair, the technician may also rush the job. Cost – Dealer brake repairs can cost twice as much as an after-market repair. Warranty – Brake repairs at new car dealers are seldom over 3 months or 4,000 miles.
What does a car collision warning system do?
Regardless of name or acronym, the systems, if fitted, minimize the risk of injury if a crash becomes unavoidable. The vehicle will alter its suspension and brake settings (apply the brakes) and the front seat belts are tightened.