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Brake pad wear sensor installation
Quick question here. When installing new wear sensors for the front brakes, the horseshoe type sensors, are they glued in or anything? When I removed the old ones, they were quite well stuck in the pad. Perhaps that was just heat, or was it glue?
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10-19-2009, 02:07 PM
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Some are glued, some are snapped in place. Mine are zip-tied to the struts & banana arms because they are a hassle to deal with ... easy enough to inspect the brakes without even taking a wheel off.
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There should be a small clip that goes on the sensor. Then the clip is pushed into the slot and it clicks into place to hold it.
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