[s-cars] Brake Pad Warning Light

[Robert Myers]

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Charlie,

On my urS6 I located the two ends of the series circuit in the green 
connector on the back side of the instrument cluster.  I soldered a 
jumper wire between two locations inside the plug and the warning 
lights are a thing of the past.  I'll take a look to see exactly 
which two wires were involved and get back atcha.

Bob


At 05:24 PM 5/3/2011, Charlie Smith wrote:
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>A bit of technical help is needed ...  because I don't remember what
>was discovered, or figured out, several years ago.
>
>My brake pad wear warning light is on part of the time.  The pads
>are not worn at all.
>
>It will be on for a couple weeks, and then it will off for days or weeks.
>
>It seems to me that someone figured out what to cut or connect near the
>dash to just disable the wear warning indicator.
>
>Can someone help me with this?  This fix for this one ought to rank right
>up there with the steak knife solution for heater core replacements  :-)
>
>     - Charlie
>
>
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