[DML] Low Brake Fluid Indicator: was Low fuel warning indicator

["bkp944" <bk_pollard@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks David for the advice, I'll try that before trying to run out 
of gas on the highway.

Your second comment about the brake fluid reservoir now has me 
intrigued. My brake fluid reservoir has a cap with an orange 
electrical connector, but no wiring is connected to it.

Several weeks ago I looked for a loose electrical connector to mate 
with the cap, but didn't find one. At the time, I just thought the 
PO had replaced the cap with some aftermarket one with an electrical 
connector the DeLorean didn't use.

Is the test button the black button right in the middle of the cap?

Time to get out the schematic and look for wire color codes and see 
if I can find out what is going on.

Thanks,
Brian
VIN#4494 

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxx> 
wrote:
> A very simple way to test the light is to remove the spare tire,
> remove the cover, and with the key on slowly lift the sender unit 
out
> of the tank until the low fuel light goes on. While you are in 
there
> ther is a test button on the brake resovoir to test the low brake
> fluid light. Neither light does not "self test" when you start the
> car. The other condition that light s the brake light is the 
emergency
> brake.
> David Teitelbaum
> vin 10757   
> 
> 

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