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"Parking brake Service Required"/blinking parking light

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Old Mar 27th, 2015, 11:54   #1
cirymarr
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Hi Bob

As it turned out, I brought it to my local Volvo dealer. The ECU unit that controls this was not communicating with the rest of the system, and was deemed faulty. This was replaced - all sorted.

ECU cost: €200
Labour: €325

....Costly, but its working now, and they did a full valet on the car......
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Old Mar 27th, 2015, 18:55   #2
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Good to hear,

As you say , the brakes lose contact with the ecu ! FFS it's a parking brake

I had the same unit changed at first , the fault went away for a week , then came back.

One rainy morning at 7am when I was off to see a client

Then they went for the dashboard switch , worked for a while.

I got slightly aggrieved when it happened again , that's when they finally saw the pads were worn beyond any use at all.

Fingers crossed for you
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