By pressing the float of the brake fluid level sensor, check the condition of the circuit between the sensor terminals. The sensor is in good condition if the following conditions are met: when the float is above the "MIN" mark, the circuit is open, and when below, the circuit is closed.
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Checking the brake fluid level sensor (Mitsubishi Carisma)
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