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TR6 Brake light
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poolboy
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If the PDWA detects a pressure imbalance in the brake fluid, it will glow brightly.
If there is loss of Oil Pressure when the engine is running, it and the OP warning lamp will glow dimly.
When the ignition key is in the ON position, before the engine starts, the Brake lamp and the OP warning lamp will glow dimly
If there is loss of Oil Pressure when the engine is running, it and the OP warning lamp will glow dimly.
When the ignition key is in the ON position, before the engine starts, the Brake lamp and the OP warning lamp will glow dimly
TR3driver
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Just the PDWA, according to the Dan Master's schematic. Only 76 had the handbrake switch; unless of course someone has added it.