Digrizrat wrote:I had the brake pad warning light come on a couple of times in the last week, so today I pilled all the wheels off, one by one, and found all the pads were fine. It's been 27k miles since I had the whole lot replaced, and there seams to be plenty of pad material left all round.
At some point I'll have to go hunting for the electrical fault that's causing the warning light to come on. Can anyone tell me the circuit direction? Which wheel does it start at? Also, has anyone else has a brake warning light only intermittently? What was the issue in your case?
Just to rub it in for you blokes in the snow, this is where I was working today, 21 degrees and sunny in Sicily.
loot wrote:
Why don't you just bridge pin 15 and 18 at the speedo? That will remove the pad wear sensor warning permanently. It will require a visual inspection of the pads every year or so though.
in any case the wire goes from the
speedo pin 15 to
Rear Left Hand
Rear Right Hand
Front Left Hand
Front Right Hand
Ground point 31
dirtydog wrote:loot wrote:
Why don't you just bridge pin 15 and 18 at the speedo? That will remove the pad wear sensor warning permanently. It will require a visual inspection of the pads every year or so though.
in any case the wire goes from the
speedo pin 15 to
Rear Left Hand
Rear Right Hand
Front Left Hand
Front Right Hand
Ground point 31
I really should do this as well as my pad warning light has been on for months (pads are fine) and I've patched up the sensor loom over the back axle 3 times now
I guess I could take to opportunity to fit the high spec clocks I've got as well
loot wrote:Snowflake DD?
dirtydog wrote:loot wrote:Snowflake DD?
You calling me a snowflake?
Well I've got the high spec clocks, a new temp sensor thing and an info stalk. Not sure if I have the wiring in place for the temp sensor though
Could do with doing that too.loot wrote:dirtydog wrote:loot wrote:Snowflake DD?
You calling me a snowflake?
Well I've got the high spec clocks, a new temp sensor thing and an info stalk. Not sure if I have the wiring in place for the temp sensor though
I don't think I did either, I'll get you whatever info you need.
Bloody young ppl coming along and ruining our language.
Not so long ago a snowflake was the place to be and a select few got in and it was cool and secret hand shakes and we could proudly say we were in the snowflake Club, now my best guess means it refers to far left namby pamby softy easily offended types?
Still, I think we did the same to all those happy Gay people years ago
#lostintranslationeh
Airthies wrote:
Could do with doing that too.
Need a temp sensor though not that I've got loads of time and nothing else to do to the van
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