Brake pad warning light- after putting on new pads
Hey guys,
Just wondering if anyone has seen this. I replaced the stock pads with porterfields and after putting around 100 miles on them, the Brake Pad warning came on saying I needed new pads. It happened while driving and all I can think about is that one of the sensors came undone but I was pretty careful about putting them back on without damaging them. Anyone else have this? Thanks.
Just wondering if anyone has seen this. I replaced the stock pads with porterfields and after putting around 100 miles on them, the Brake Pad warning came on saying I needed new pads. It happened while driving and all I can think about is that one of the sensors came undone but I was pretty careful about putting them back on without damaging them. Anyone else have this? Thanks.
What's interesting is that it didn't happen until I was halfway to Vegas. I'll check them all. Is there a way to test it with a voltmeter? Resistance possibly when grounded vs non-grounded?
Last edited by ehansen007; Oct 13, 2017 at 04:04 PM.
If all else fails find which sensor is dud and causing the message then simply cut and strip the wires up near the plug in the wheel well, twist them together & wrap with insulation tape and zip tie out of the way.
it must un-ground when worn. It looks like the rear sensor came loose and broke off during driving. I simply grounded the wire again and the light went off. I'll fix it soon enough.







