C5 X7 2009 exclusive

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C5 X7 2009 exclusive

Post by rmunns »

I'm about to change calipers front and back. I have new pads ready (Ferodo front, Brembo rear) but neither of these boxes contain wear sensors. Since the wear sensors on this model are totally separate to the pads (with other cars I've had the sensors were built into the pad material), do they need to be replaced? Are wear sensors fitted to front and rear?
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Re: C5 X7 2009 exclusive

Post by GiveMeABreak »

The wear harness is for the fronts only. Up to you if you fit them or not - but they are there for a reason! Also, make sure you deactivate your Electronic Parking Brake first - it will engage when the ignition is turned off unless you have deactivated it using the Lexia / or deactivated it manually and disconnected the battery.

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Rear Pad Diag
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