dennis_jung26
Kuga brake fluid warning
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A 2010 Ford Kuga owner experienced a brake fluid warning light and a strange pedal feel, with the brake fluid level confirmed to be low. The issue could be due to worn brakes or a potential leak in the brake system. It was suggested to inspect for leaks around the wheels or brake lines. Ultimately, the problem was resolved by addressing worn pads, a warped rotor, and replenishing the brake fluid.
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dennis_jung26 (community.author)
Leaking? Hmm, I didn't notice anything obvious, but I wasn't really looking closely. What happened with your Peugeot in the end?
philippice1
Well, turned out a brake line had a tiny leak. I topped up the fluid a couple of times, but the light kept coming back on. Honestly, I'd get it checked out by a pro if I were you. Brakes are kinda important!
dennis_jung26 (community.author)
Yeah, good call. I'll book it in for a brake inspection. It was worn pads and a warped rotor, plus the fluid. Cost me 480€, but at least it's sorted!
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philippice1
Sounds familiar! Had a similar thing happen with my old Peugeot. Do you see any fluid leaking anywhere around the wheels or under the car? Maybe check the brake lines too?