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#459278 05/07/17 09:46 AM
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Hi all,

I have a Roadster 100 (2010) with to date very few issues, some weeks ago I had a light come on the dash which warned me of low level brake fluid, easily rectified, though to date I have not found a leak so unsure where it went, maybe just low for a long period of time and reached a point of no return???
Anyway I have since discovered my brake lights are working but only on a very intermittent basis, and when they do it's just a blink or flash, maybe it was like this before, I'm unsure, however the fact I've had no one run into the rear of me makes me think the 2 events are somehow linked, or is it coincidence?
Anyway that is the sum total of information I presently have, so hoping there is some TM wisdom out there that will point me in the right direction of where to start my investigations.
Probably best I point out now I don't have lots of car based experience other than cleaning, changing tyres, checking oil, water(and now brake fluid)levels along side retro fitting small items with very simple instructions.
Thanks in advance
Terry


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I suggest you bypass the brake switch to se if they work. The switches have a habit of failing.

http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/brakelightswitch.html

The rear cylinders also can weep which might explain the level.


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I think a 2010 car will have a pedal switch but they still fail occasionally.


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Thanks for the replies,
Will get in there over the weekend to ascertain what switch I have on the car.
Hopefully it is one of the above options and not a variation on a theme😂
Terry


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