This is not a direct answer for your question, there are a few things that could be wrong. BUT in general on just about every vehicle regardless of manufacturer there is only two things that will turn the light on 1) the parking brake 2) The fluid level sensor in the master cylinder reservoir. check your fluid level and top of, if full open and see if the float is stuck down I had a similar problem with my 98 jetta, the light staying on was accompanied by other problems such as headlights not working, no blower for heat/ac, no windshield wipers. It turned out to be the electronic ignition switch located inside the steering column. If you have any of these other symptoms it's probably the cause. Common problem for these cars.
You have to lift plastic cover where the emergency brake set into.There will be two nuts,which you either loosen or tighten.
no not unless u bleed the brake system once or twice
A stock emergency brake, on a Chevrolet truck, can be released by manually disengaging the emergency brake. This can be accomplished by loosening the tension nut on the brake.
Push the brake pedal to released.
where is the brake fluid reservoir on a 2006 jetta
My trunk release in mine is in the center console behind the emergency brake. There is a button inside.
Normally that light is an indication there is a problem with the brake system and MOST of the time that is low on brake fluid. There is a possibility (though remote) there is a problem with the switch on the emergency brake pedal.
cut the wire
Check Brake fluid level in master cylinder and make sure Emergency brake is fully released
brake light flashing on 2002 jetta tdi
Yes 2000 Jetta GL does have front brake pad sensors.
Loose contacts or your sensor may be stuffed - see an auto electrician