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Old 22-12-2010, 07:48 PM   #1
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Default Warning light on cluster "((!))" after brake flush

Looked it up in the book and it said it is because of a possible brake system failure or something.

I only bled the back two wheels (lost my spanner) and took it for a spin to see how it was. Got around 100m down the road and the "((!))" came on for a split second then went away. Turned it back and parked it.

Car is an AU2 (with ABS)

No loss in braking performance was evident.

Brake fluid reservoir was full.

Can someone tell me if this is normal? Similar to to oil pressure light coming on after an oil change?

If not, what is wrong?

Regards.

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