What's wrong with the brake light failure of Haval H2s?
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Haval H2 brake light failure indicates that there may be a problem with the car's braking system. It is recommended to go to an auto repair shop and use an automotive computer diagnostic tool to check the anti-lock braking system (ABS). By reading the fault codes, the issue can be identified, and then repaired according to the fault content. If it is an intermittent fault, use the automotive computer diagnostic tool to clear the fault codes, and the fault indicator light will turn off. Severe brake pad wear: The car's brake pads are equipped with a manufacturer-set brake pad warning line. When the brake pads reach their limit of use, an alarm will be triggered. It is necessary to regularly inspect the tire brake pads and use measuring tools to check the thickness of the brake pads. If the wear is significant, immediate replacement is required. Low brake fluid: When the car brakes, brake fluid is compressed into the pipelines and brake calipers. If the brake fluid level is low, the fluid level sensor will detect it and trigger an alarm through the fault light. Regularly check the brake fluid reservoir to ensure it is not low on fluid, and add brake fluid immediately if needed. Wiring issues: There may be an open circuit in the wiring affecting the dashboard warning light. Use a multimeter to check the brake pad warning circuit, brake fluid level warning circuit, and handbrake switch circuit to detect any wiring problems.