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Your Mazda brake parts need regular maintenance and inspection, especially the pads and rotors. But even when you're diligent about repairs, your light may come on between checks. How do you know if this is a problem? If you see a bank of warning lights for a few seconds when you start your car, this is a standard bulb check. In this case, the lights should fade quickly. Any lights that don't light up at all during the bulb check need to be replaced.
When your brake light comes on during your drive, it may mean that you've lost hydraulic pressure in your system. This may indicate a system leak or it could mean that you need to fill up your car's hydraulic fluid. Don't panic if you see this light. Instead, pull over at a safe place, using the emergency brake to stop if your brake system completely fails. You should not continue to drive your car if the warning light is on since it could mean impaired Mazda brake performance or a total system failure.
Cars with anti-lock brakes also have an amber alert light, which indicates an ABS problem. This means you should have your ABS system checked soon. However, when your light comes on, the ABS system is disabled, allowing you to drive safely to a mechanic while your brakes function as if they don't have ABS.
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