What is the reason for the flashing handbrake light in a Toyota Crown?
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Analysis of the reasons for the flashing handbrake light while driving: 1. Poor contact of the handbrake switch when the handbrake is pulled up, causing the light to flash. 2. Poor contact of the handbrake light power wire, or a broken wire harness. 3. Poor contact of the handbrake indicator light on the dashboard, causing the light to flash. Below are the solutions for the flashing handbrake light: 1. Remove the handbrake cover, locate the handbrake switch, and first inspect the switch. 2. Use a multimeter to check the voltage of the red wire. 3. You can unplug the electrical connector of the handbrake switch. If the light continues to flash, it indicates an issue with the dashboard. If the problem disappears, it means the flashing was caused by poor contact of the switch.