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Car Forum / BMW Cars / October 2006

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2002 Z3 Brake Pad re[lacement

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markheiliger@nc.rr.com - 10 Oct 2006 00:46 GMT
Hi-

I replaced the brake pads on my 2002 Z3 as well as the front and rear
sensors at 41,000 miles last week. Only the front sensor had actually worn
far enough to trip the brake lining warning light. I had expected the light
to turn off after the new sensors were installed, but it is still on. Is
this a case where a code reset tool is required or do I have another issue
with the brake pads that is not resolved?

If it the code reset any suggestions regarding a reset tool that I should
buy? Will one tool work for other makes of cars with OBD2 or are there
multiple protocols?

Thanks for your help!!!

Mark Heiliger
Floyd Rogers - 10 Oct 2006 01:17 GMT
> I replaced the brake pads on my 2002 Z3 as well as the front and rear
> sensors at 41,000 miles last week. Only the front sensor had actually worn
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> buy? Will one tool work for other makes of cars with OBD2 or are there
> multiple protocols?

Read the "2001 330CI BRAKE INDICATOR" thread.

FloydR
gnmarsh@gmail.com - 10 Oct 2006 21:01 GMT
Just had the same problem...this fixed it...turn the key to second
position for 2 minutes. The indicator will reset.
> Hi-
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> Mark Heiliger
markheiliger@nc.rr.com - 10 Oct 2006 23:16 GMT
Thanks!

That did it!

Mark
> Just had the same problem...this fixed it...turn the key to second
> position for 2 minutes. The indicator will reset.
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