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TopQ1967
 


Member Since: 22 Feb 2006
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Netherlands 2005 Discovery 3 TDV6 HSE Auto Bonatti GreyDiscovery 3
Orange brake pad light stays on. Some questions...

Hi

My brake light stays on after brake pad renewal.

What could be wrong?
How to check if it is front or rear?
Is it possible the handbrake pad lights the warning light?

I don't see a fault code regarding this issue (fautlmate extreme).
Don't the brakepads generate fault codes?

Regards

Q.
  
Post #76285317th Feb 2011 10:26 am
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Dave T
 


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Was the sensor changed with the pads? As far as I know you have to physically sight the senseor, it is only fitted to one rear and one front wheel, on oppositte sides.
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TopQ1967
 


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If it is the sensor does it generate a fault code (so I can see it with my Faultmate)?

Regards

Quirin
  
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One of two things, the sensors were not replaced and are damaged from
removing them or a connector plug is not making good contact.
By removing one side plug, take a paper clip bent in a " U " shape
you can bridge the pins of the main loom to complete the circuit
and have a second person check if the light goes out, this should
tell you which side is faulty.
You can test each sensor on the connector pins ( unpluged ) with a
mulimeter to see if there is a brake in the wire, there must be a closed
electrical circuit for the light to go out.
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