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postbasher 5th March 2020 22:06

brake pad warning light on after hitting a pothole
 
hi all, so i hit a pothole and the brake pad warning light has come on....and stayed on...does this make any sense to anyone pls? the impact was front near side....

Arctic 5th March 2020 22:55

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Originally Posted by postbasher (Post 2797232)
hi all, so i hit a pothole and the brake pad warning light has come on....and stayed on...does this make any sense to anyone pls? the impact was front near side....


Hi Mark
Most likely a coincidence, as the brake wear sensors are on front & rear OS only, check that the wiring as not chaffed on the front, or indeed that the pads have worn down.

postbasher 6th March 2020 14:13

so quick update...wire has been ripped from the wheel and just hanging there...garage quoted £48 part and labour..no idea if this is good or not...

suzublu 6th March 2020 14:41

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Originally Posted by postbasher (Post 2797389)
so quick update...wire has been ripped from the wheel and just hanging there...garage quoted £48 part and labour..no idea if this is good or not...

Rip off! New sensor plug is about a tenner, or, cut the plug off and join the wires together completing the circuit.:cool:

Arctic 6th March 2020 22:04

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Originally Posted by postbasher (Post 2797389)
so quick update...wire has been ripped from the wheel and just hanging there...garage quoted £48 part and labour..no idea if this is good or not...


Hi Mark.
Stay clear of that garage they are pulling the wool over your eyes, as above no more than £10.00 for the part if that, and 5 minutes to fit, including removing the front wheel.

Or as already mentioned bare the two wires twist together and add a little bit of heat shrink the light will go out, and then all you need to do is a visual test on the pads few times a year. ;)

https://i.imgur.com/a7aNmIMl.jpg1

Blink 7th March 2020 10:40

Front sensor - part number SOM100030

https://www.dmgrs.co.uk/products/rov...030-all-models
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-SOM100030
Or perhaps https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1110927210?...yABEgKz2fD_BwE


Rear sensor - part number SOE100010 (or SOE100010P)

https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID001572

roverbarmy 8th March 2020 08:51

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Originally Posted by postbasher (Post 2797232)
hi all, so i hit a pothole and the brake pad warning light has come on....and stayed on...does this make any sense to anyone pls? the impact was front near side....

So it seems that your username is very apt! 😉 Easy fix as said above.

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Jim Jamieson 8th March 2020 13:22

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Originally Posted by Blink (Post 2797541)

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I’ve got two for sale on the bay at present along with a set of new pads.

sewerman 8th March 2020 18:54

Or just use TOAF to turn the light off:}:}


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