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Nick,
Doesn't the brake warning light come on only in the start position, most
cars without puters did it that way. The Stanza brake warning light from memory
isn't actually a low fluid level but a warning that you have a pressure
difference between the front and rear circuits in the cylinder. Have a look and
see if yours has a switch half way along the cylinder. If it is this type they
used to jam if you have a dirty cylinder (inside) and can also jam if you only
bleed one circuit and not the other.
regards
Terry
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