The warning light for brake fluid on the dashboard does light up for unknown reasons!
 

My car is a 2010 Mazda 6. Recently the car had a brake fluid leak. The problem has been resolved. But what I noticed was that the brake warning light on the dashboard did not light up when the fluid drained.

The dealership says the first check indicates a voltage drop across the connector, and they recommend replacing the sensor and repairing some wiring.

As they said, finding the damaged wiring would take up to 8 hours of diagnosis which would cost hundreds of dollars in addition to the cost of parts and repairs. I'm trying to find a different solution to avoid paying all this money.

Do you have any recommendations or tips for solving this problem at the lowest cost?

Any update?

Max535 Welcome to the forum

Odd way to start a forum? :)


Welcome to the forum.

The workshop found the brake fluid level sensor not working and needs to be replaced