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Originally Posted by speeddemon

hate to bring this back from 2013 lol but the e-brake light was going on, then off, then on, and now it stays on. I will take a look at brake fluid and top off if necessary. What is the best way to do this while preventing air to get in?

Originally Posted by murdoc

If it didn't get low enough to run dry, you should be able to put fluid in without issue, just open the cap and top it off.

Be sure to check for leaks, but it's probably just your pads getting thin.

Just know that when you do replace your pads, if you do it yourself, you'll have to remove some fluid from the master cylinder or it will overflow when you push the pistons back in.

This, you don't need to worry about air in the system unless the the master cylinder is empty completely. You only really need to bleed the system, when changing pads, rotors or the fluid entirely.