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LR084071LR - Brake Pad Wear Warning Wire

Original price - Original price €55,60
Original price
€55,60
€55,60 - €55,60
Current price €55,60
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Brake Pad Wear Warning Wire
Alternative Codes
LR084071LR

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  • Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days after dispatch.
  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
  • Outside EU/UK: contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the LR084071LR brake pad wear warning wire do?
This is a Genuine Land Rover brake pad wear sensor wire. It completes a circuit through the brake pad material, and when the pad wears down to the sensor, the wire breaks and triggers the brake pad warning light on the dashboard.
How many wear warning wires does a full brake job need?
This depends on how many wheel positions your vehicle has wear sensors fitted to, since not every axle or pad position carries one. Check which corner triggered the warning light before ordering, as sensors aren't always fitted to all four wheels.
Why would the brake pad warning wire fail or trigger early?
The wire is designed to break once the pad material wears down to the sensor tip, so a triggered warning usually means the pads genuinely need replacing. It can also fail early from corrosion or physical damage to the wiring loom near the caliper.
Should this wear wire be replaced every time the brake pads are changed?
Yes, since the sensor wire breaks once it's done its job, it typically needs replacing along with the pads to restore a working warning circuit. Reusing a broken sensor wire will leave the warning light on or non-functional.