Okay, my friends 96 Maxima has the brake dummy light on. What is the cause of this? His fluid it right on the LOW line. He noticed before that he would jiggle the e-brake lever and the light would sometimes go on or off. His e-brake is disconnected. Why his is dashboard brake light on?

 

Add fluid, end of problem.

 

The Alternator is on its way out.

 

I told him that he should add fluid. He is such a cornball.

 

C++, it's not the alternator, the battery light isn't on.

 

cornball, ha

 

I don't know.

 

Low fluid/leak/air/ebrake <-- only causes.

 

His e-brake is FAWKED up. He is a cheap-azz too. I'll put more fluid in there tomorrow because he doesn't even know how to do it.

 

if his fluid is at the low level then he needs to check his brakes pads..dont add fluid to the reservoir...tell him check his brakes first

 

You should have known better, as soon as you knew his fluid was right on the low line, you should have told him to add more fluid and see if the light goes away.

 

as BORAT would say: " umm This post, not so smart" !!!

 

I did tell him. He didn't feel like driving to get any fluid and told me that that wasn't the problem. This thread was more to show him that he's geeeeeeeeey.

 

the same thing happened to mine and i changed the break and the fluid and the break light is still on as well as the battery light and the alternator is new. so i say that its an electrical problem cause i need help as well

 

We all know you are the only person from CT on here with a '96 so don't try to hide.

 

Hahahahahahaha

 

 

uhh. when your brake light comes on you dont just add fluid. the light is there for a reason. you CHECK YOUR BRAKES.

 

Aaron you're so

 

His breaks have been dusting pretty bad. But anyway, like I said earlier he is a tool, just ask "sickmax" in the 5th Gen forums.

 

Clearly a photoshop.

 

Hahahahahahaha