SERV light and ESP light at the same time?

[rich_1989]

as above this came on leaving the car wash then drove down the road, pulled over, stoped, started her up again and problem gone, any ideas on what it was?

 

[MATT BLACK]

as above this came on leaving the car wash then drove down the road, pulled over, stoped, started her up again and problem gone, any ideas on what it was?

Similar post just answered - prob loss of traction ( ice ) which caused the light to come on. Very common no need to worry

 

[GazM]

Did the light stay on? i had this when i 1st bought my car, could have been the brake pedal sensor. Plugged it into a diagnostic machine and found an old fault - cleared it and it sorted it, never came back

 

[rich_1989]

ther waznt any ice for sure! lol yes it jus stayed on whilst stationry at the lights then i came down the road rather slowly then pulled in off/on and all was fine.

 

[Jonny1*2]

As said it could be just a renault niggle, wouldn't worry about it.

 

[Tigger]

My lights came on last night on the way home from a mates.
I had just fitted a bottom ball joint and track-rod end to the N/S and oiled the creaky clutch cable.

The lights went out when I got home, turned off/back on.

 

[s88urd]

I had this, replaced the brake pedal sensor (just under the brake pedal itself) cost about £8 from renault and is easy enough to do yourself.
This sorted mine out

 

[Tigger]

Mine's back
You got a part number for that sensor mate?

 

[pingaloca]

I had it for some time, changed the pedal sensor but it didnt solve the problem, someone here advised me to fill the brake fluid a bit above the max and that ended it

 

[Tigger]

I see on another thread that someone had the same problem when they had dirty ABS sensors.

I've got a small nick in a CV boot now so it could be throwing grease at these sensors...
would that (on its own) make these lights come on?