Highlander Brake Sensor Needs to be Reconnected

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An overhead view of a parking lot with cars neatly lined up inside parking spaces.

This just in from the team at Toyota: sensors work much better when they're connected during manufacturing. Toyota says federal safety standards require a vehicle to activate a warning light if there is a drop in the brake fluid level. However, the automaker says there is a possibility the wire harness that attaches to the brake fluid reservoir sensor was never connected during manufacturing.

In other news: the sun is hot, traffic is the worst, and I can't believe this actually went unchecked. There's no word on when the recall will begin.

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