gbuka

So after a brake bleeding my e-brake light is on and the hand brake is most definitely off. The light was not on before I bled the brakes.

I stopped by my local honda dealership and they told me either low brake fluid(not it, as the master cylinder is Full) or almost worn out pads could cause it. My pads do look really low...

I'll swap out my pads tomorrow, but in the meantime does this ring a bell for anyone? Can worn out pads cause the light to go off?

negcamber

Might have a short in the fluid level sender...normally it is something to do with low fluid. Check the connector.

R3DS2K

yea check the lid of the brake fluid .. make sure its floating in it and now stuck down .. i tink thats how it is on the s2k.. to lazy to check but my accords like that

CoralDoc

I've seen a bad reservoir float on one S2000. If the float isn't floating, try freeing it up. If that doesn't work, it's bad and the master cylinder assembly will need to be replaced.