[gjm120]

Recently changed pads all way round and replaced rotors. Was definitely not necessary at the time. Before the work the system was showing something like 9,000 miles left. I re-used the sensors and reset the system. Now showing needing service in 42k and 48k miles front and rear respectively. This is what I wanted to see but from this thread I'm surprised it worked out.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by gjm120

Recently changed pads all way round and replaced rotors. Was definitely not necessary at the time. Before the work the system was showing something like 9,000 miles left. I re-used the sensors and reset the system. Now showing needing service in 42k and 48k miles front and rear respectively. This is what I wanted to see but from this thread I'm surprised it worked out.

I read that as long as you don't trigger I think stage 2 you're good to re-use them.

But anyways it's only 10$ a sensor I don't see why people are so frugal about it

Altough in your case if I wouldn't trigger stage 2 I would reuse them as well.

[gjm120]

Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

I read that as long as you don't trigger I think stage 2 you're good to re-use them.

But anyways it's only 10$ a sensor I don't see why people are so frugal about it

Altough in your case if I wouldn't trigger stage 2 I would reuse them as well.

Aha. There was lot of pad remaining I just wanted to try out Akebono's. I changed the rotors because one got some debris and it dug a small groove in it.