Brake actuator Replacement problems

These symptoms mean your car thinks you have a key fob inside the car / in the plug in slot. FOBs often can hide between the seats and center console... Or maybe you have a smashed FOB and your RFID reader fell out inside the slot? Or maybe you have 3 fobs if the other two FOBs are accounted for and still intact?

It's hard to imagine that damaged wires or something unplugged would cause these symptoms, but if you've excluded all the other options, let us know and will get to work on helping you figure it out.

 

You're getting one beep or a continuous beat because the brake system has no pressure and it's warning you along with lights including the red brake light that comes on when you depress the parking brake is continuously on with the three ambers in the center ABS traction control and the! Should all be lit up If you step on the brake it probably goes to the floor It does not want you to try to ready the car and/or put your foot on the brake until someone that knows what's happening deals with the system because it is not ready. I do believe that's what's happening. I have a car that I just replaced the actuator on bled the system down done all the stuff the steering angle sensor or something won't program indicating that the actuator that I put on the car is bad which is possible and now if I put my foot on the brake for a long time in the system bleeds down a little bit that beep comes on and will stay on until the pump pumps up the accumulator gets to some pressure turns that beep off it just takes a second or two. I've even bled this bad actuator there's no air anywhere in the system but there's also not good pressure so this continuous beep comes on as soon as pressure bleeds down I don't think your fobs have anything to do with it although I don't have mine generally at the car when I'm doing this because usually most things in the car plugged up the voltage and everything is good and as long as the remote's away the car is not going to try to wake up and do anything. Or I pull the 12 volt sometimes if I don't want it carry the remote 20 ft away and set it down because I'll forget where I put it.

 

Count the beeps one of my cars when it's coding and has me looking for more information I get in the car I try to ready the car stepping on the brake pushing the power button and all the dash lights up but the car beeps five times and does not ready I can do this all day long it'll be five times and will not ready this particular code I have I use a generic scanner and clear the codes that aren't there twice seriously and then boot the car and off we go yeah I know. This is not a rare situation either to be honest about it I have like five of these cars or something like that yeah so many that I forget

 

This sounds like something you fix by disconnecting the 12v and rebooting the system... Of course get all the brake work done before dealing with that.