Re: A light on my dash -with 2 brackets around ! -- (!)...
It is really just a warning for tire pressure. What you are seeing is sort of a cross section of a tire with an exclamation mark on it. I just purchased the same car.
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Your brake switch is just hung up. it is located directly above the brake petal and is attached to the petal bracket-use a flashlight and get down low enough to see up under the dash where your brake petal is, it will be hooked onto the petal bracket-just move it, it is probably just mis-aligned.
You have a brake light switch on a mount around the brake pedal arm look for it to see if it has come out of the bracket it is mounted in or just miss adjusted it will be under the dash around the pedal arm sometimes hard. To get to
Yes it has to be mounted in the bracket so when you push the brake pedal it works the switch to operate the lights. They are sometimes hard to get to but there should be a bracket under the dash around the pedal arm that the switch goes into
Remove the ashtray and look for the screws that attach the ashtray bracket to the dash. Remove the ashtray bracket. The light fixture has a metal clip that you can squeeze to release the fixture from the ashtray bracket. (Sometimes it is easier to pry or push the clip gently sideways with a small screwdriver.) Replace the bulb and re-assemble.
On mine i had a circle with some lines around it and it was a brake pad indicator, meaning that the car has determined that you need to replace your brake pads. I have included a link to a picture. your dash may not look like this, but the orange light on the top left is the brake pad indicator light. Hope this helps!
remove ash tray one screw behind there, then remove top dash panel that
goes from end to end across dash this just snaps off pull upward to
remove you will see 2 screws on top of trim around radio remove these 2
and then dash trim will pull off pull straight back then radio can be
removed should be held in by 2 10mm bolts, this should cover 80% of the
radios (important TIP) if it still doesn't come out the trick is some
of the wranglers have an extra security bar on stock cd players only
you will see 2 more 10mm bolt on the top of the dash where you removed
the 2 screws from earlier these hold a bracket that is mounted to the
back of the cd player once they are unbolted you can remove the radio
it takes some pulling and tweaking of the brackets but it will come out
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