Handbrake warning light
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Handbrake warning light
Hi, I went to get a Towbar fitted today, a bit of a disaster really, not good service and a general cock up all around...more on this in another post..
Part of the issue arose when I tried to leave the premises.....the hand brake warning light would not go off!
It's a Broadway 16 plate built on a Peugeot boxer, apparently the fitter removed the driver side step cover to access the electrics..
Can anyone tell me if there is a switch on the handbrake that might need adjustment...
Is it possible that it was accidentally disturbed during the electrical installation?
Ray
Part of the issue arose when I tried to leave the premises.....the hand brake warning light would not go off!
It's a Broadway 16 plate built on a Peugeot boxer, apparently the fitter removed the driver side step cover to access the electrics..
Can anyone tell me if there is a switch on the handbrake that might need adjustment...
Is it possible that it was accidentally disturbed during the electrical installation?
Ray
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Re: Handbrake warning light
Yes I can confirm there is a switch on the handbrake.
Mine stopped working and I simply removed the cover and adjusted to get it working again.
Mine stopped working and I simply removed the cover and adjusted to get it working again.
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