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Brake Pad Wear Sensors

Brake Pad Wear Sensors

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Brake pad wear sensors help to indicate if your brake pads need changing. These should normally be replaced when replacing your brake pads.

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Brake pad wear sensors help to indicate if your brake pads need changing. These should normally be replaced when replacing your brake pads.

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About Brake Pad Wear Sensors

Brake Pad Wear Sensors

Brake pads are wearing constantly due to the friction and heat produced by the braking process. When the pad wears down to a predetermined level, the brake pad sensor within comes into contact with the metal brake disc and creates an electrical circuit. This in turn illuminates a warning light on the dash board which informs the driver that the brakes need replacing.

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