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YOUR RESEARCHTrouble lights on brake pads

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Test of the brake sensor wires

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Test all of the brake sensor wires with a multitester for continuity.

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Test of the brake sensor wires

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Test all of the brake sensor wires with a multitester for continuity.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

When the key is turned on for two stages, the lights are all on, the engine does not start, After waiting for about 30 seconds, the fault light of the brake pad will automatically turn off. Then after the engine is started, the fault light of the brake pad will always be on and will not go out. The brake pad, sensor and wiring are all correct. Is there any way? This problem can be solved, thank you for your response and teaching

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Test all of the brake sensor wires with a multitester for continuity. I had a bad one that I couldn't track down but eventually found that the wire was broken at the plug end, not where it connects to the caliper.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I did a lot of measurements, the brake pad part is a series circuit, after connecting 4 wheels in series, to the connector behind the meter, one end is on pin 23 of the blue connector and the other end is on pin 13 of the black connector , normally this circuit is conducting, if the brake pad sensor is worn, it will cause this circuit to be non-conducting. I have measured this circuit. this is normal.

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Every thread I read on this issue ends the same way: one of the sensors is faulty. Try measuring each sensor by itself to be sure.

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