What causes the brake fault indicator light to illuminate in an Audi A6L?

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JackFitz
07/24/25 9:28pm
Audi A6L brake system fault light illumination reasons are as follows: 1. Severe brake pad wear: Brake pads come in two types - with or without sensor wires. Those with sensor wires will automatically complete the circuit when worn to the limit, triggering the fault light. Brake pad replacement is required; 2. Low brake fluid level: Insufficient brake fluid will be accompanied by noticeably reduced braking power, and in severe cases may lead to complete brake failure. The warning light will illuminate in this situation. Simply replenish the brake fluid promptly; 3. Brake system oil leakage or false alarm: This directly affects the vehicle's technical performance, causing waste of lubricants and fuel, power loss, affects vehicle cleanliness, and creates environmental pollution. The fault light will illuminate, requiring replacement of gaskets or oil seals to resolve.
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