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Old 12-26-2010, 04:56 PM
dubadaddy dubadaddy is offline
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Originally Posted by nelbur View Post
I think I would unplug the rear sensor to see if the warning goes off. If so you are getting current flow through the pad. Did you use a new sensor? As to the squealing, it could just be the type pad you used. Did you use the Mercedes pad? I have heard that some ceramic pads will squeal on old rotors, but I have no first hand experience.
I did use porterfield pads and I did use a new sensor. It does turn of the warning light when I unplug the sensor.
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