Ok like I said in the header I have a 2005 Monte Carlo that is not equipped with ABS. Now the problem is the other day my emergency brake light came on along with my low brake fluid light at the same time. So before buying parts I inspected the brakes, rotors, emergency brake cable, and checked fluid levels. After the inspection I decided that the brakes needed done but everything else looked good. I went ahead and bought new ceramic brake pads and rotors for all four wheels and went ahead a replaced the brake fluid sensor located on the master cylinder resevior. After completing the brake job disconnected the battery to see if it would reset the cluster lights but with no luck. Anybody got any ideas on what to do next. I am at a loss here. Thanks!

 

your best bet would be to get someone to read the code for you. Some auto parts stores will do this for free, or look on your local kijiji or craigslist in the auto services section and see if anyone is offering to do it for a smaller fee than the garages charge. Once you have the code read it will tell you where to start. Here is a link to a list of codes and what they represent to give you an idea of where to fix the problem once it is revealed with the code reader.

https://montecarloforum.com/forum/ge...de-list-17144/