Toyota Corolla (E120): Inspection procedure

1 Inspect parking brake switch circuit

  1. Check for open and short circuit in parking brake switch circuit

2 Inspect brake fluid level warning switch circuit

2 Inspect brake fluid level warning switch circuit

  1. Check the brake fluid level in reservoir.
  2.  check for open and shot circuit in brake fluid level warning switch circuit

3 Check dtc once more

3 Check dtc once more

  1. Check for open and short circuit in harness and connector between vacuum warning switch and skid control ecu

4 Inspect combination meter assembly(brake warning light circuit)

4 Inspect combination meter assembly(brake warning light circuit)

  1. Check for open and short circuit in combination meter

5 Check harness and connector(brake actuator – combination

5 Check harness and connector(brake actuator – combination meter)

  1. Check for open and short circuit in harness and connector between brake actuator and combination meter

Check and replace brake actuator assy

Check and replace brake actuator assy

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    General information
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    Dtc check/clear
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