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mrblonde



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Changing front pads TD6

When I change the front pads and wear sensor on my TD6 (2003), will I need to reset the alarm/warning light on the dash?

And will the brakes need bleeding if I'm only changing the pads?
Cheers
Post #197998 8th Jul 2013 12:27pm
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KurtVerbose



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I don't know about the warning light.

They shouldn't need bleeding.
Post #197999 8th Jul 2013 12:33pm
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rjp996



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I've changed my front brake sensor the other week. No reset of warning light needed (on l322 TD6), but it did not go out straight away but did after I had driven it for a few mins (had same thing happen onto old x5).
Post #198038 8th Jul 2013 4:33pm
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ahebron



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As long as you do it correctly you should not need to bleed the brakes.

Adrian VW Amarok 2014 Highline auto
Post #198321 10th Jul 2013 10:25am
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mrblonde



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Cheers all, light went out after about 40 miles (week driving for me), and brakes feel so much smoother and controlled. Be doing the rears in a couple of weeks

Thanks again
Post #198323 10th Jul 2013 10:38am
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