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Like i said the same problem happened in my car. The fluid level is basically barely covering the sensor. Even the tiniest movement in the car will make the brake
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Like i said the same problem happened in my car. The fluid level is basically barely covering the sensor. Even the tiniest movement in the car will make the brake fluid slosh and splash in the master cylinder and uncover the sensor for sbort periods of time. Just top of the brake fluid and you should be fine. And dont forget to check the pads in case you need to change them
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