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Old 31-03-2012, 04:30 AM   #1
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Question Handbrake light on dash

Hi all,my mates xr6 does'nt display the handbrake symbol on the dash and he has driven with the hand brake on for a few kms a couple of times then smells the pads baking which is annoying.We pulled the instrument cluster out and changed the bulb but that was fine and worked in other displays so my question is there a fuse for that light or some kind of sensor that the hand brake itself triggers to activate the light once it has been pulled to the on position?,cheers for any helpful info.

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