Brake Pads from Acute Performance
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very un-professional to write things publicly if they haven't been already dealt with by PM or phone :thumbsdown:
Other then learning what part numbers are for pre-LCI I6 5ers, this thread is useless
Other then learning what part numbers are for pre-LCI I6 5ers, this thread is useless
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there is most certainly a sensor on one of the rear brakes, can't remember if it's driver side or passenger side, but I certainly replaced one on my car a few weeks back when I changed my pads. i don't know if they are the same as the front sensors, so if you're including two with the fronts (there's only 1 sensor up front) then you should be good to go.
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after reading from other threads, that's what i thought (there are front and rear sensors) but Michael is only sending front brake sensors. Just to verify will I need to purchase additional brake sensors for the "rear"? Because Michael saids the rear do not require sensors....... Thanks
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you are really making this far worse than it is, a simply email or pm between you and him would fix this all
making it public and then acting like hes out to get you is childish and nobody believes it.
Hes a respected vendor/member here and goes out of his way for people all the time.
Calm down and handle it professionally and respectfully otherwise conduct your whining elsewhere
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and apparently because you cannot read engrish reary rell, there are two sensors coming in the front brakes box, only one sensor goes in the front and one in the rear
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The front set will include TWO sensors. You will use ONE sensor for the front and ONE sensor for the rear. There is no need to use TWO in the front because brake pads will wear evenly, if the left front is low chances are so are the right front.
Does that make sense?
Michael
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The front set will include TWO sensors. You will use ONE sensor for the front and ONE sensor for the rear. There is no need to use TWO in the front because brake pads will wear evenly, if the left front is low chances are so are the right front.
Does that make sense?
Michael
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after reading from other threads, that's what i thought (there are front and rear sensors) but Michael is only sending front brake sensors. Just to verify will I need to purchase additional brake sensors for the "rear"? Because Michael saids the rear do not require sensors....... Thanks
545felix you got PM!
545felix you got PM!
