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    Veteran Member Four Rings coolwater's Avatar
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    Reusing Brake Wear Sensors

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    Just got my posiquiet front pads to replace my worn stock one. Since I have not tripped my sensors yet, I've heard I can reuse them on my new pads. The oem pads have a couple wires that are embedded in one of the front pads. How exactly would I have the wires rerun into the new pads then spliced and attached to the old sensors? Are there wear wires that come embedded on all brake pads?

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    Veteran Member Four Rings coolwater's Avatar
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    I'm just going to buy the sensors made for these pads.
    Centric Part#116.33006
    http://www.prostockautoparts.com has em for ~$18.00 + $5.00 shipping.
    If anyone else is interested the front pad part# is 104.13220

    Heard good reviews on the pads with low dust and OEM equivalent performance.

    -cW
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    2023 X3 M40i Alpine White
    Gone - 2023 RS3 Mythos Black - 2019 SQ5 - 2019 RS5 Coupe - 2015 S3 - 2014 Audi A5 2.0T - 2013 S4 3.0 -2010 A4 2.0T
    Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4z...OgbcLzxwZEOt1A

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