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Hi brake pad wear lights are illuminated on the dash. The dealer has checked and 50% pad life is left but the sensor is malfunctioning. Apparently the pads come with the sensors and these are expensive as my car is fitted with the ceramics. Any suggestions.
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I have an 09 with ceramics.
If the pads are at 50% it's possible they may need replacing. This isn't a place you want to shortcut because pads are cheap compared to rotors. I bought new pads and sensors from Glen at AMH Exotics parts (new OEM parts) for a great price. Glen is a forum sponsor. I suggest you call him if the other options don't pan out. My car needed only two sensors (one front, one rear) but an 08 might be different. Keep in mind that pad wear can increase exponentially once they reach 50%. This may be more an issue for non-ceramics - but I believe all pads deteriorate faster once at 50% or less. You DO NOT want the pads to fully wear and have plates hitting rotor. That'll be an expensive disaster. Pad material can be prone to crumbling and more edge wear when below 50%. |
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