6300_RPM

Everytime the temperature drops, my car does funny things. I have a 2002 A4 3.0 (auto, tip) and last winter (temperature below 32 and car was sitting parked outside for a few hours), while I was driving my car suddenly started to pull left. It was after about five minutes of driving so I naturally thought it was a flat tire. The AAA guy though it was a loose ball joint in my front-driver axel. We were both wrong. Turns out the emergency brake aws engaged only on the driver side. The dealer mechanics said the weather caused the cables to freeze in locked position, however, i had never engaged the e-brake in the three months I owned the car, much less that night.
Which brings me to my current situation. When the temperature is low and my car is left outside, the e-brake light will flash after taking turns and other sporadic times. The car does not pull either way and the e-brake lever is down. I was hoping someone knew of a cause for this

Pholden

Low on brake fluid

Tgr_Clw

Yup.

skeeball

happen even if you don't use the ebrake.