"VDC off" and "slip" light
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"VDC off" and "slip" light
Hi. I drive a 2007 G35x with 67k miles.
In the last few weeks I've noticed that a couple minutes into the drive the "VDC off" and "slip" light will turn on. Pushing the VDC off button below the steering wheel does not help. Sometimes even the red parking brake light will turn on, even though the parking brake is not active.
Any help with this issue would be fantastic. Thanks so much!
In the last few weeks I've noticed that a couple minutes into the drive the "VDC off" and "slip" light will turn on. Pushing the VDC off button below the steering wheel does not help. Sometimes even the red parking brake light will turn on, even though the parking brake is not active.
Any help with this issue would be fantastic. Thanks so much!
#7
Yes but that is only if you compress the calipers with the bleeder screws closed. You really should crack the bleeder screw and bleed that fluid out when compressing the calipers. It saves your abs system from getting trash backflushed into it and gets rid of some of the old, broken down, overcooked, fluid. But either way, they probably need new pads so your point stands
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#9
Uhmm, guys . . . it's not uncommon at all to be able to get another 10k -15k miles out of your brakes after those lights come on. Top up the reservoir, use the brakes for another year or so, and then just siphon (turkey baster) the extra fluid out when the brakes actually NEED changing (Which btw, is fairly standard procedure when doing a brake job; no big surprise there!). Basically what I guess I'm getting at, is DON'T use the 'low fluid causing idiot light illumination' symptom to determine when your brake pad life is gone. I can practically guarantee there's a substantial amount of life remaining well beyond when all the idiot lights go off on the dash.
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#12
Since he SHOULD check his brake fluid, your post makes no sense.
(And again, just because those lights go off doesn't mean you are ready for new pads yet. There's usually still lots of pad life left; just top off the fluid.)
#13
i was just being succinct, since yes, this topic comes up often. obviously if your brake fluid is low, you should check the wear on your brake pads, yada, yada, yada...
#14
The answer is, top off your brake fluid.
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