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1994 540i automatic. Brake pedal sticks when pressed, thus leaving the
brake lights on. I can pull it back up with my foot and the lights go
out. Even though pedal sticks, it doesn't feel as if the brakes
themselves are sticking.
Is this a simple thing like needing to lube the brake pedal mechanism,
or something else? Thoughts? Thanks.
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I would start by lubing the mechanics of it under the dash and see if that loosens it up any.
95 E34 530I V2.37
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Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
It does not apply here, but:
FOR THE RECORD..... for others with this issue...
If the car was a RHD (which it's not)
This would apply:
I had this same problem on my RHD E28. The damn things are designed as LHD
and the master cylinder is also on the lefthand side of the engine bay. It's
'remotely' operated by a linkage rod running across the bulkhead from the
pedal on the right side of the vehicle. The pivots for this rod often get
overlooked when it comes to lubrication maintenance. A few drop of oil and
all will be well.
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