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Above the parking brake, in the dash, on my Ranger, is a hole that has never had anything in it since I've owned it (about 19 years). I always assumed it should be a warning light for the parking brake. I'm now told that it is for a light to warn of possible trouble with the service brakes.
On mine the wire is fried totally. What in the world would cause that? I was under the impression it was a parking brake warning light. So is it, in fact a 'pressure-is-lost light?'
I have since been able to look at a Ford shop manual. It says what Jared said, it is to warn of loss of pressure in one or the other of the service brake circuits.
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