2002 jetta brake light on dash and beeping how to stop it

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Asked by Jeannine45 Aug 28, 2013 at 09:26 PM about the 2002 Volkswagen Jetta GLS 1.8T

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

pulled fuse stop for a few days now started again

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I did that already and pull fuse went out for awhile now back on? any other suggestions ? I read somewhere that it could be coolant low would that be correct? doesnt make sense to me

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How else is the computer going to tell you...an alarm that says "HEY buddy, not enough coolant"....beep bleeep beep is as sophisticated as it's going to get~

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why would the car maker put the brake light on for low coolant? maybe a different symbol would help ??? brake doesnt equal coolant????

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How am I supposed to know Jeannnine?...at least it tells you~ alarm....general alarm...you have to figure out why...well if it know why, it should tell us~

brake light on dash wont turn on when you're low on coolant whoever says that here is a dumb ass it has a different light altogether for low coolant

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