[Cooper86]

Afternoon!

Just replaced my front brake pads this morning. The wear indicator light hasn't gone out, should it go out automatically or does it need resetting? I have changed the pad wear sensor.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[Cooper86]

Just incase anyone is interested, the wear indicator light does go out automatically!
It just takes a while, roughly two weeks in my case. I was told that it had to be reset at the dealer but turns out it didn't!
So if anyone is in the same position be patient and save your pennies!

[jasonguin]

I haven't tried this personally yet, but I read elsewhere you need to turn the key to position 2 (without turning the engine) for 30 seconds, and the break light will reset.

[Tad]

Rear brake pad sensors require a part to be changed to get the light to switch off.

[Stonehopper]

Quote: Originally Posted by jasonguin (original)

I haven't tried this personally yet, but I read elsewhere you need to turn the key to position 2 (without turning the engine) for 30 seconds, and the break light will reset.

This works! Confirmed.

Just tried it on my '05 S Conv.

Thanks for the fix!

[Kinster]

Quote: Originally Posted by Stonehopper (original)

This works! Confirmed.

Just tried it on my '05 S Conv.

Thanks for the fix!

A garage changed my brake pads plus sensor on Saturday and the brake indicator is still on. I've tried the 30 sec wait without engine one... but it didn't work for me.

I'm sure when I had the brake pads changed first time around, they reset the brake indicator. What should I do now?

cheers