1992 BMW 5 Series "knocking under foot pedals" Questions

...knocking under my foot .. and sometimes the rear wheels brakes catch unexpectly for a while on slow speeds .. Hi, what you feel is your anti-lock brake actuator pumping the brakes. This is probably ...

foot can hit the switches under the brake pedal and knock them out of alignment or even break the switch. This is the same switch which requires you to press on the brake pedal to get the gearshift to

...under the dash that the brake pedal lever hits. Sometimes a drivers foot can hit this switch and push it away from its mounts. Just look for a switch that rides the pedal lever when you push down on ...

...under the dash at the Brake pedal lever. The switch that operates the Brake system when you press the pedal to release the gearshift, is either broken or has been knocked around by a foot. This is ...

...under load from lean fuel mixture or incorrect timing 4---check the ignition timing 5-- run the engine when it is knocking and remove a plug wire and see if the knocking stops bearings will stop ...

...foot is on the Brake pedal. When the switch on the Brake pedal lever is hit by the drivers feet, it can be knocked out of place or broken. Look under the dash at this part and see what you need to

under your dash at the pedal levers. There is a safety switch on the brake pedal which is the one you use when you step on the brake before shifting. Its common for that switch to be hit by a foot and

...under the dash and at the top of the brake pedal lever. It often gets hit by your feet and either gets knocked out of position or broken. Its purpose is to prevent you from getting into gear without ...

knocking sound, is it when the vehicle is in motion? Or even when the vehicle is stopped and idling in park? you said the "brake light on the dash" assuming you mean the indicator not the brake lights

...under the dash. This switch is on the Brake pedal lever and when you put your foot on the Brake pedal, it allows shifting. It is common for this switch to be broken or knocked out of its fitting. You ...