I looked in the haynes manual (usually a gud start) but cudn't find ne mention of a handbrake switch and had a look @ mine and can't c 1 either. Wud it b in or under the car do u think?

i thought that there was a switch around the handbrake that controlled the light, as you slould be able to hear it click on and off before you actually apply any stress to the cable...

my guess would be that it's got stuck on, see if you can find a switch in the area, when i get home from work i'll have a look at the wiring diagram and make sure.

Cheers Lads. Wouldn't that affect his braking tho? He sez it's been fine and wen i was in the car the only problem i could c was his damn late braking!

Im with Adam I'd put money on it being low brake fulid, even if it doesnt look low pop a little more in right up to the max and jobs a good 'un :thumbs:

Cheers mate, i'll let him know today. If it's not the brake fluid then how do i get to the handbrake swtich? :thumbs:

check the brake fluid level and top it up its 90% gauraunteed to be low brake fluid or you hanbrake switch is bust

My mate has an L-reg 8v Sri (Not sure wat exact engine but it's got the power sterring and all the other extras - Damn Him!!!) His handbrake light just wont go off, we've had a look underneath etc. but there's no apparent binding and the handbrake works just as it should. Has anyone got the foggiest as to what cud b wrong with this as it's drivin him mad? Cheers ppl :thumbs: