Technician A says the red brake-warning lamp is an indication of an antilock- or stability-control-related system failure. Technician B says the red-brake warning lamp is usually an indication of a base brake system failure, such as low brake fluid. Who is correct?
A)A only
B)B only
C)Both A and B
D)Neither A nor B

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The red brake-warning lamp is usually an indication of a base brake system failure, such as low brake fluid. While the antilock- or stability-control-related system failure can cause the red brake-warning lamp to come on, it is not always the case. Therefore, Technician B is correct.

Technician a Says the Red Brake-Warning Lamp Is an Indication