16th May 2011, 14:39
I forgot to mention: check the brake fluid. If it is dark replace it. If it is clean but low, top it off. If your brake pedal feels soft, bleed the brake system. You can find how to videos on all of that.
I forgot to mention: check the brake fluid. If it is dark replace it. If it is clean but low, top it off. If your brake pedal feels soft, bleed the brake system. You can find how to videos on all of that.
16th May 2011, 14:29
If they came on at the same time, it is likely caused by one malfunction. I suspect a wheel sensor. All the systems you mentioned, except for the brake, depend on input by the wheel sensors.
First, disconnect the battery negative and then step on the brakes for a few seconds. That drains all memories and should turn all lights off by resetting the control modules. If the lights turn on again, clean all wheel sensors and check their wiring. Also clean the toothed wheels that the sensors are reading. Check for loose wheel bearings as well.
Search for videos that explain how to do these things.
Once more: Good luck!