Brake warning/pads

DAK dak at rochester.rr.com
Mon Jul 28 11:49:50 EDT 2003


I just went through this. On mine, the light was coming on (along with
some other warnings. The classic "bad solder connections" in the
instrument cluster. I had mine out 3 nights in a row and finally got it.
If you pull the IC, you can test a pin on the brown 26 pin connector
(pin 10) to check for continuity with ground. I think mine had about 2
ohms resistance. That wire runs to both brake pads, then to ground. I
ended up tracing the circuit path through the PC board, all the way to a
big 68 pin chip. I re-flowed each solder connection on the way (and most
others on that board also!).

David

Lou.Martin at afscn.com wrote:
> What's the best way to troubleshoot the pad sensor wires?
>
> The dash brake warning light is on, but I inspected both sets of pads and
> they look good.  Not counting the steel backing plate, pads are 0.3 to 0.35"
> thick.
>
> LOU
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