brake pad warning
07-03-2007 | 11:25 AM
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From: Bird lover in Sharpsburg
brake pad warning
Do you have to use a scan tool to reset the brake pad warning light?
We have replaced all the pads & sensors and light is still on, they have all been checked for continuity and are ok.
It is a 2000 (non S).
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We have replaced all the pads & sensors and light is still on, they have all been checked for continuity and are ok.
It is a 2000 (non S).
Thanks
07-03-2007 | 01:33 PM
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No tool is needed - you still have an open circuit somewhere.
Try taking each sensor off and using an alligator clip to jumper the connections on each wheel. If the light stays on then you have a break in the wiring elsewhere.
Try taking each sensor off and using an alligator clip to jumper the connections on each wheel. If the light stays on then you have a break in the wiring elsewhere.
07-03-2007 | 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Loren
No tool is needed - you still have an open circuit somewhere.
Try taking each sensor off and using an alligator clip to jumper the connections on each wheel. If the light stays on then you have a break in the wiring elsewhere.
Try taking each sensor off and using an alligator clip to jumper the connections on each wheel. If the light stays on then you have a break in the wiring elsewhere.
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Greg
