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09-12-2025, 10:27 AM
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Brake pedal
Sensor on other side of the pedal arm (mini flash light looking thing threaded into the bracket) This sensor body can be turned in or out and adjust the tip There's supposed to be a gap between the two so that when you're not on the pedal the sensor male comes 100% out. Yours might be touching the pedal at all times causing the light to go on. I had this issue last year after some brake work and luckily caught it before 24 hours and full battery drain.
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