Hello I'm Jose. I'm a diy mechanic could use some tips

[Jmshadows]

I have a 94 Acura legend 6spd, I have my brake light, abs light, and tcs light on. I read on another thread about a check list I got my tail lights on. I haven't thought about checking my brake fluid I might do that in a bit. Is there anything I can do to fix this without taking it to someone more qualified?

[JKLedbetter]

Welcome to the forum, Jose.

You'll have difficulty finding anyone more qualified than the folks on this forum.

With the help of this forum you can easily figure out the problem yourself. The key is to proceed in logical steps.

Checking the fluid level in both your Brake Master Cylinder reservoir and ALB reservoir is the first step. Top them off and report back.

-Kennon

[radieon]

Originally Posted by JKLedbetter

Welcome to the forum, Jose.

You'll have difficulty finding anyone more qualified than the folks on this forum.

With the help of this forum you can easily figure out the problem yourself. The key is to proceed in logical steps.

Checking the fluid level in both your Brake Master Cylinder reservoir and ALB reservoir is the first step. Top them off and report back.

-Kennon

I agree. The brake light on the dashboard in Hondas/Acuras will stay red even after releasing the hand brake to indicate that brake fluid level is low. If you move the car while the brake light is on, you'll trip the ABS light as well since the ABS system depends on enough brake fluid to function.

Let us know if that worked for you.

[srqlegend]

Welcome jose!

Checkout the DIY section in the forums.

Also download the Factory Service Manuals:
http://forums.acuralegend.org/all-he...ls-t20449.html

http://www.acuralegendwiki.org

also has some good information.

[JJtheRippah]

Any luck? Reservoir low? Had the same issue when I first bought mine, topped off brake fluid and reset light (disconnected battery). Good to go!