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Passat B5 Red Flashing Light & Exclamation Mark: Driving Warning Signs & Causes Explained

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  • #1 8900673
    nico851
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    Hello, I have a problem like this, to be honest, there is a lot of this on the forum, but I don't see an answer to my problem. Well, today, while driving, a red light with an exclamation mark started blinking and together with the light a signal started beeping, which could have happened in this case because it happened to me for the first time and not long ago I bought a car and I'm a little afraid... that it happened to me once, it blinked three times and then it beeped and stopped and so far it's normal... It's definitely a warning sign... but what kind?
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  • #2 8900696
    Andiv
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    Brake fluid.
  • #3 8900698
    Ture11
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    Perhaps the lack of brake fluid or the handbrake on (or rather damage to its sensor).,

    Added after 18 [seconds]:

    EEE overtaken :-(
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  • #4 8900735
    nico851
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    It's rather out of hand because manual I have a different control and there is a letter P on it and the liquid may be ... I have to check ... and is there a max min mark?

    Added after 43 [minutes]:

    the fluid is correct, it is in a good standard and now there is a problem what could have happened that gave such a warning ...
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  • #5 8901001
    trans-serwis
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    Check the thickness of the brake pads, or the wires to the pad sensors.
  • #6 8901055
    daw1217
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    Indicator light responsible for the handbrake or brake fluid level
    It will illuminate when the handbrake is applied. If it stays on after releasing it or comes on while driving, the brake fluid level is too low. In such a situation, it is best if you ask someone to add brake fluid or go to the nearest service station. Specialists do not recommend driving with the light on.
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  • #7 8901147
    nico851
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    I'm sorry, gentlemen, I wrote that the fluid is normal, but I don't know how I looked before ... I went to see it again and it turned out that it was at a minimum, I moved the whole car and the light was on, the problem was solved, little liquid ... Thank you for the answers, gentlemen, I already had a bit of a sweat :) :) :) Regards...
  • #8 18729945
    sadki1980
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    Hello, it was the same, the light was on after adding the liquid, everything was ok
  • #9 18730001
    beatom
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    So what..? Podelawaliście liquid to the reservoir and "repair" completed..?!
    Why did the gas disappear? Now you should just have "floors".

Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around a red flashing light with an exclamation mark that appeared in a Volkswagen Passat B5, indicating a potential driving warning. Users suggest that the warning could be related to low brake fluid levels or issues with the handbrake sensor. One user initially misjudged the brake fluid level but later confirmed it was at a minimum, which resolved the warning after adding fluid. Other suggestions included checking the thickness of brake pads and the wiring to the pad sensors. It is advised not to drive with the warning light on and to seek assistance if the issue persists.
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