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Pagid's don't like being run too low anyway so it's good practise not to rely on the sensors and visually inspect regularly.

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Run too low anyway so it's good practise not

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Pagid's don't like being run too low anyway so it's good practise not to rely on the sensors and visually inspect regularly.

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Pagid's don't like being run too low anyway so it's good practise not to rely on the sensors and visually inspect regularly.

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Pagid's don't like being run too low anyway so it's good practise not to rely on the sensors and visually inspect regularly.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi folks. Do you folks drill a small hole in the pad for the wear indicator or just leave it off completely?

POST 2Original post

Cut the plug off old sensors, strip & solder the bare wires & put heatshrink over them. Insert plug. If you don't do that, you will have a permanent warning lamp on the dash.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok cheers, was thinking small hole as well. With regard to cutting and soldering, would it not be ok to leave the sensors connected still and just cable tie them up out of the way? As I understand it if they are connected but not earthing on the disc (worn pad) the light won't come on?

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You could do it like that I suppose. I just like it neat & out of the way. I don't have wear sensors on any of my cars & always disable them like this. Pagid's don't like being run too low anyway so it's good practise not to rely on the sensors and visually inspect regularly.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Totally get your point mate and agree with neat. I was more wondering from a technical/light on thing. Thanks for your input mate might well just solder them up!!

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