Your vehicle has a brake light switch, which does more than turn on the brake lights by closing an electrical circuit. It also plays a role in activating the automatic braking system, activating the vehicle's shift interlock solenoid, and deactivating your cruise control after it has been turned on. If you have a car with a push button ignition, it even helps turn on the car.
The Service Engine Light Turns On
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Regular car maintenance is necessary if you want to keep your car in good working condition. It's also important to inspect your car before every drive. Unfortunately, most drivers will rarely check their car's braking system. Operating your car with faulty brakes can cause more serious issues. If your brakes are not working properly, you won't be able to slow down, and this can cost you your life if you get into an accident.
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Does your car really need brake services? You may not be sure whether the strange sound, odd odor, or other issue requires a professional inspection or repair. If you suspect a potential problem but aren't sure if you really need a pro to fix it ASAP, take a look at what you need to know about auto brake services.
Do Your Brakes Make Noise?
There are a few different common noises brakes may make.
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If you're equipping your offroad trail rig with new tires, you have a pretty significant decision to make. The tires you put on your truck will directly affect the rig's handling on any trails that you run. That's why it's so important for you to consider what you will do with your truck before you choose the tires that you need. Here are a few things to think about as you make your decision.
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Whenever you turn on your car, there are certain dashboard indicators that might come on. One of these is the "check engine" light. If you notice this indicator, it's a warning sign that there might be something wrong with your car. It might be something minor or it might be an emergency. Regardless, you will want to have your car inspected by an auto repair technician.
Why Your Car Has So Many Indicator Lights
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