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I reset parking break but didn't help. First time this has happened. Recently had break fluid,flushed and pads checked.
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First check the brake fluid level (clean the reservoir so you can see the 'min' & 'max' lines fill to 'max' and see if red brake light goes out. IF it does drive the car over 20 MPH for at least 30 seconds to reset the VSA/ABS lights which come on due to the red brake light. And could you clarify what you mean by 'dash gauge lights not come on'? Reply with results for next test if that doesn't do it.
This EXACT same thing is happening on my Pilot right now. I just bought it a month ago from a private individual, and would love to know what you found out with yours, Kwp? The code it is giving is 86-1, which apparently has to do with a communication error. I realize you posted this a year ago, but any info would be very much appreciated!
Fluid level is at max. When I backed out of garage, I noticed the VSA, ABS and BRAKE lights on. At the same time I realized my dash/gauge lights did not illuminate, so I was not able to see numbers on speedometer, gas gauge, etc. Just took pilot around the neighborhood. Brakes seem to work, but none of the gauges including speedometer worked: no illumination, all gauges not functioning.
Does the illumination for your audio and climate control work? If so , start by checking ALL fuses , under hood (may be 2 , 1 large & 1 smaller possibly near battery) and under dash both left and right kick panels. When you turn the key to 'accessory' position , do all warning lights come on? ....Unplug the fluid level switch (for test ONLY) and see if the red brake light goes out (may need to be started) VSA &ABS WILL NOT go out at this time. reply....