In freezing conditions the other day three brake-associated warning lights suddenly illuminated on the dash of my (wonderful) 2000 Skoda Fabia 1.9TDI. No brake flaws were felt and no problems emerged; and after parking a while, the lights have gone off on re-starting. Am I right that this is just likely to be some kind of ice-related temporary error? Maybe something sticking? (My fuel was low at the time, and after some minutes the fuel warning beeper sounded. Possible coincidence?). Any thoughts or shared experiences very welcome. Thanks, Nick

In freezing conditions the other day three brake-associated warning lights suddenly illuminated on the dash of my (wonderful) 2000 Skoda Fabia 1.9TDI. No brake flaws were felt and no problems emerged; and after parking a while, the lights have gone off on re-starting. Am I right that this is just likely to be some kind of ice-related temporary error? Maybe something sticking? (My fuel was low at the time, and after some minutes the fuel warning beeper sounded. Possible coincidence?). Any thoughts or shared experiences very welcome. Thanks, Nick

did it come on whilst driving? Could you start it okay?