Brake pad warnign light ???!
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Brake pad warnign light ???!
Hi all,
out at the weekend for a blast in the rs, when the brake pad light bleeped and the light now stays on, now i know the brake pads are fine, and well not needing replaced, is there a know issue here or is it a case of faulty wiring connections,, not had the chance to investigate as yet
any hints / tips,
cheers
out at the weekend for a blast in the rs, when the brake pad light bleeped and the light now stays on, now i know the brake pads are fine, and well not needing replaced, is there a know issue here or is it a case of faulty wiring connections,, not had the chance to investigate as yet
any hints / tips,
cheers
RE: Brake pad warnign light ???!
There have been issues in the past with false warnings - some people actually disconnect the sensors. In fact, when I bought mine, the cables were cut.
Obviously check the pads to ensure there is enough meat on both sides of the disk and car.
I'm not sure whether the rears have wear sensors or not - but always worth checking your rear pads too.
Paul
Obviously check the pads to ensure there is enough meat on both sides of the disk and car.
I'm not sure whether the rears have wear sensors or not - but always worth checking your rear pads too.
Paul
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RE: Brake pad warnign light ???!
Check this thread out might help if you haven't seen it already.
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cheers for reply`s,,
i had a look into the wiring and connection plug`s, at the weekend and found no wires cut / joined,also the connection plugs were clean and free of dirt/water,,
may just be as dhali said,probably a build up of crap as car is not a daily driver which would make sense, i will try and take pads out and clean up ,hopefully this weekend to see if this cures it ,,
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i had a look into the wiring and connection plug`s, at the weekend and found no wires cut / joined,also the connection plugs were clean and free of dirt/water,,
may just be as dhali said,probably a build up of crap as car is not a daily driver which would make sense, i will try and take pads out and clean up ,hopefully this weekend to see if this cures it ,,
cheers
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Don't want to sound stupid, but it's definitely for the brake pad warning.....could be low brake fluid, in which case have a quick look.
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i checked well attempted to check the continuity, now at the osf there was a faint light from green positive terminal , ,but on the nsf the green light was very bright ,
i appoligise for the poor continuity diagnosis but its driving me nuts,
may have to take to my local dealer to sort as i`m lost

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