Brake fluid leaked out onto ground, and low fluid light is on. car is stuck in park. is it stuck in park due to the brake fluid leak or is this two different problems? It happened at the same time.
It is a safety aspect, fix the brakes and u will fix the problem
SOURCE: 2002 pontiac sunfire has check engine light
Your problem is typical for these cars. The throttle position sensor is bad. Go to Auto Zone and have them check the codes to confirm this. i've seen this many times, that's usually the problem. It makes the car feel like the brakes are on. Hope this helps. Let me know. Phil
SOURCE: My car is leaking antifreeze onto the ground under
If your coolant light turn on sometimes, and you can check that your coolant level is low, definitly you have a leak.
I suggest check this artricle about how to detecting coolant leak
Hope this help (remember rated and comment this).
SOURCE: Parking Brake Indicator Light stays on. My 1988...
pull the breck release and kick it at the same time same thing i had to do hey it worked for me
SOURCE: 2002 Aztek Service engine light on & high beam indicator flashes
The high beam light flashing means you have a high beam burnt out. It flashes when you put it in gear because your high beams actually double as your daytime running lights, only on a lower power.
SOURCE: transmission fluid & radiator fluid
Antifreeze and transmission fluid don't run together any ware, but are both cooled by the transmission. There are coils inside the radiator that the transmission fluid runs through to be cooled. It would have to be a leak inside your radiator in the coils that cool the transmission fluid, and a leak in the exterior of your radiator leaking both fluids out of it. If your transmission lines are leaking in your radiator you should be able to see the transmission fluid (BRIGHT RED) in your overflow tank. Also the puddle under your car should be a red and green mixture kind of going everywhere. If they are to different leaks then you would be looking for a transmission leak and a coolant leak. Also check your oil and make sure that you don't see anything unusual looking about it. If you find that you have transmission fluid in your radiator I would contact whom ever replaced the lines for you, they should have been able to see this was the problem. Good luck hope this helps you narrow it down to the actual problem, if you have more questions reply to this post I will try to assist you further.
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