On a 2002 saturn sl2 when driving the red brake light comes on and begins to ding. This usually only occurs when braking. I have looked at brake fluid level and also at the brakes themselves, I still cannot find a soultion to keep this light from coming on. Any suggestions?

The red brake light should only come on for 1 of 2 reasons. 1. Top off brake fluid 2. And most common is your parking brake is active. Make sure it's fully released

look for low brake oil level
and look for two at front they might be cut pull on it
hope it helps

that's a valve guide problem bring your car to a shop that who knows how to chance valve guide and also check the piston rings..that will help you solve burning oil

You could have air in the system.
The rear shoes may not be adjusted correctly.

If the car or brake pedal is vibrating when you hit the brakes, I would be looking at replacing the front discs as opposed to the serpentine belt. If the engine is vibrating, without any brake pedal, I would be looking at the mounts, especially the dog bones at either end though the top mount is know for failure as well . At that age with an old timing chain you could have a problem there too.

Fuse is the cheapest solution, I'd start there. Then perhaps light bulbs and/or relays.

have you checked your brake fluid level?? Low fluid levels, faulty fluid level sensor or faulty Emergency Brake switch.

this could be a fuse issue or a problem with wires crossing. i would check your electrical lines to make sure nothing is touching that shouldn't be

look for loosen battery wires, corrosion in them. check ground wire all the way to the engine block make sure its connected right and check ground to the body of your vehicle.