1999 996 C4 "Brake Wear" Light Question

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Check your reservoir for disconnected wires.

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Prior to posting this, I have searched the forums for an answer.* If I missed it, please forgive my ignorance.* I have a 1999 996 C4.* I recently upgraded the stereo system and removed the trunk liner, spare wheel and plastic pieces to install a couple of amplifiers.* After the install, I now have a "brake wear" dash light illuminated.* I checked the brake pads and they were practically new.* To be safe, I replaced all of the pads and all four sensors.* I ensured everything was properly seated, including the sensor connections.* My car still has the dash light illuminated.* I used the old sensors and created "jumpers" and bridged the two wires from each sensor.* I installed the "jumpers" and

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Check your reservoir for disconnected wires.

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Prior to posting this, I have searched the forums for an answer.* If I missed it, please forgive my ignorance.* I have a 1999 996 C4.* I recently upgraded the stereo system and removed the trunk liner, spare wheel and plastic pieces to install a couple of amplifiers.* After the install, I now have a "brake wear" dash light illuminated.* I checked the brake pads and they were practically new.* To be safe, I replaced all of the pads and all four sensors.* I ensured everything was properly seated, including the sensor connections.* My car still has the dash light illuminated.* I used the old sensors and created "jumpers" and bridged the two wires from each sensor.* I installed the "jumpers" and

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1999 996 C4 "Brake Wear" Light Question