Brake Pad Wear Indicator Sensor - Brembo

If your vehicle is equipped with one from the factory and the existing sensor has been triggered or damaged, or if you are replacing brake pads and want to ensure you have a functional warning system.

No, this sensor is designed for specific Jaguar models. Always verify compatibility using the vehicle's make and model tool before purchasing.

This refers to the total length of the sensor and its integrated wire, designed to reach from the brake pad to the vehicle's wiring harness on compatible models.

This sensor is for the front axle. Typically, one sensor is required per axle. If your vehicle has a similar system on the rear, a separate rear axle sensor would be needed.

No, the sensor is designed to be a single-use item. Once it has worn down and triggered a warning, it should be replaced with a new one along with the brake pads.

Ignoring the warning light can lead to severe damage to your brake rotors, reduced braking performance, and potentially unsafe driving conditions. It's crucial to address the warning promptly.

This is a brake pad wear indicator sensor that actively signals wear. Some older or simpler systems might use a separate metal tab that scrapes the rotor to create an audible noise, which is a simpler form of wear indication.

Ensure the new sensor is correctly seated and the connector is securely attached. Verify that the replacement brake pads are the correct type and thickness. If the issue persists, consult a professional mechanic as there might be a wiring fault or another brake system issue.

Check the sensor's wiring for damage or disconnections. Confirm the sensor is properly clipped to the brake pad and making contact as intended. Ensure the vehicle's dashboard warning light system is functional. Professional inspection may be required.

Handle the sensor and its wire with care to avoid damage. If it breaks, it will need to be replaced immediately with a new sensor before driving the vehicle.