anorakmark · May 17, 2015

Hi all,
Just a quickie.
I'm going to change both front & rear pads on my 1994 L322 3.0 vogue.
Been looking online for pads etc and noticed on euro car parts site they also list front & rear pad wear sensors. I currently have the red brake warning light active with a message stating check pads?
When I replace both front & rear do I have to replace these sensors as well? they are not expensive but wondered it they to had to be changed along with the pads.
Thanks all in advance for your help & advice.
Mark.

Saint.V8 · May 17, 2015

Yes....

anorakmark · May 17, 2015

Thanks Saint, can you confirm there is one sensor on front near side and one on rear off side? Thanks mate.

holidaychicken · May 17, 2015

Correct.

anorakmark · May 17, 2015

Thank you holidaychicken, you confirmed what I need to know.

holidaychicken · May 17, 2015

Pleasure, Saints's probably getting the nipper to bed

Are they the north downs in the background of your pic ?

anorakmark · May 17, 2015

Certainly are, well spotted.

holidaychicken · May 17, 2015

Been up and down bluebell hill a few times!

anorakmark · May 17, 2015

Used to be just of the Bluebell Hill, recently sold but only moved a few miles up Road. Lovely views from the top there.

holidaychicken · May 17, 2015

Just off to the left of the top of the hill there is a lovely view point, but crap phone signal

anorakmark · May 17, 2015

Yes it's lovely, and yes my phone always died just as I reached the top.

Saint.V8 · May 18, 2015

holidaychicken said:
Pleasure, Saints's probably getting the nipper to bed
Are they the north downs in the background of your pic ?

Correct-a-mondo....

Sorry for the lack of reply Mark.....but Andy is bang on the dosh with his answer!

anorakmark · May 18, 2015

No problem at all Saint, no need for any apologies. Before I commit and buy all the parts do you think it's a good idea to check if one of the sensors are broken? I'm aware the pads are getting low as on the last service in July 14 my indy advised they were low, since then she's covered about 1000 miles.

Saint.V8 · May 18, 2015

anorakmark said:
No problem at all Saint, no need for any apologies. Before I commit and buy all the parts do you think it's a good idea to check if one of the sensors are broken? I'm aware the pads are getting low as on the last service in July 14 my indy advised they were low, since then she's covered about 1000 miles.

Generally, if the warning is on, the sensor is knackered. also as I found, you may knacker the sensor anyway getting it out!

anorakmark · May 18, 2015

Thanks Saint, yes my work colleague did say when he changed his pads on a disco 3 that the sensor breaks on removal. Thanks for all your help Saint, and holidaychicken too you both been a great help.

holidaychicken · May 18, 2015

No bother, i just changed my front pads and sensor, if you ever need to get the ABS sensors out, you can bank on replacing those as well as mine had to be drilled out.

anorakmark · May 18, 2015

I will bear that in mind, thanks holidaychicken.

holidaychicken · May 18, 2015

anorakmark said:
I will bear that in mind, thanks holidaychicken.

no bother, call me andy, the holidaychicken is a long and not very interesting story

anorakmark · May 18, 2015

Ok Andy, same for me anorakmark, long story lol I'm mark.

holidaychicken · May 18, 2015

Cool, no doubt be typing again soon

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