How do I bypass the brake pad sensor?
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I installed new brake pads all around to get rid of the pesky brake dust on my rims.
The new pads don't have the spot for sensors. How do I bypass them? When they are just unplugged you get the warning.
Should I just put the two wire together or does it need to be a certain resitance?
Does anyone know?
Thanks.
The new pads don't have the spot for sensors. How do I bypass them? When they are just unplugged you get the warning.
Should I just put the two wire together or does it need to be a certain resitance?
Does anyone know?
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by bad2bone' post='529165' date='Feb 9 2008, 02:12 AM
man, what people go through with their cars. how about brake pads with the sensors? might be better in the long run!
These are custom compound pads I had made in Germany to my specs. All my cars have them. No sensors needed. I'm beyond that.
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