KarinS89
Mazda 2 2015 Petrol Model Brake Light Issue - Seeking Advice and Mechanic Experiences
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KarinS89 (Author)
Hey, cheers for the info! It gives me a bit of peace of mind knowing it's nothing too hairy. Do you recall the cost of having this problem sorted? Also, did any other issue crop up after the sensor replacement? Fingers crossed, I hope not!
SteffiHof
Hey! So, here's the thing - fixing that pesky "Brake light signal implausible" issue didn't cost me a dime! Yeah, you got that right - 0.00 €! Apparently it was some personal error that had messed things up. Once the problem was identified, it was about as easy as pie to get things sorted. My mechanic did a bang-up job without charging me an arm and a leg. As for your second question my Mazda 3 has been running smoother than a gravy sandwich ever since the fix. No more issues, fingers crossed! Good luck with yours and hope you'll also sail through it without any problems.
KarinS89 (Author)
Hello, that's freaking awesome! Personal error and no extra charge, wow! I gotta say your mechanic surely sounds like a straight-up guy. I hope my experience turns out to be equally smooth. Your story's given me hope! Onwards and upwards, will keep you guys posted. Cheers and wish me luck!
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SteffiHof
Hey there! Had a similar situation with my 2018 Mazda 3 not long ago. Damn brake light wasn't working. Exactly same error - "Brake light signal implausible". Turned out it was a glitch in the electrical system messing with the brake light circuit. Thankfully, wasn't nothing too serious. Just needed some time at the garage for diagnostics and fixing. They ended up replacing the sensor after a bit of poking around, and voila, my brake light issue was history. It's a sass of a process but pretty manageable as long as you're dealing with a competent mechanic. Hope this helps!