Hi, I've just changed front and rear brake pads on my mcs along with the sensor wires that clip in, but the warning light has not cancelled, does this have to be reset at dealers?
no, but it can be a pain in the *** to do. Put the car in neutral, turn the key a click (do not start the car. hold the runflat reset button down (under the hand brake) - the Runflat light comes on, release the button, hold it down again. keep dong this until your just about to give up and hey presto the light goes out. I think i cycled thru it three times last time.giler said:Hi, I've just changed front and rear brake pads on my mcs along with the sensor wires that clip in, but the warning light has not cancelled, does this have to be reset at dealers?
giler said:Hey, just like magic!! The light went out first try!! Thanks Tony I owe you.
position 2 would be the correct key position to perform any reset opsGavP said:hi - i'm in our MCS at the moment with the same problem, following these instructions - nothing.
the brake warning light only comes on with the ignition key in position 2 (Tony - your instructions say turn the key a click - i guess you mean 2, but not start the car?).
I can get the runflat light to come on, but not back off again without removing the ignition key completely.
any ideas??
Robot Features said:Position 2 it is.. Thanks for the tip tony!
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not sure who you were asking, but yes i've changed the damaged sensor....still no joy.. either i'm giving up too early waiting for the ecu to reset the light, or it's the rear sensor which has gone (i've only replaced the front pads so far) :aargh: .Tonyt3 said:I assume you have changed the damaged sensor....? (when the pads need changing they damage the sensor - needs striping out and replacing - fiddly job)....
Yes, dont start the car. Takes time to convince the ECU to reset the light, first time out I had just about given up...)