ShyMan456

Cheers pal, I really appreciate your time and support. Thanks a lot

Nope. Literally still smooth. Rides the same as well, smooth as I’ve ever known it

Fair man, I’ve replaced the sensor. It just hasn’t cause the warnings to go away. I’ll drive it some more and see if it resets with drive cycles like the mechanic says. If it doesn’t I’ll have to go back in, it might be the ABS is knackered and causing the brake lights to flash…

I’d hope so, I’ve literally just took it in had the service, MOT and pressure sensor passed. The garage literally told me to see if the warning will reset itself with 200 miles driven. I think in hindsight as soon as the brake sensor pressure warning came on I wish I just got the sensor replaced. I’m not too sure what is going on. Although it is driving perfectly well…

Yeah I’m still getting the warning of brake pads wearing thin and brake fault, etc. I wish I just grabbed the part from the main dealer and fitted it myself. It is literally straight forward. I’m worried now, I’m not sure if driving cycles will help, I’ll give it a go…

Hey guys, I also got the brake pressure sensor warning and advised to stop driving. Unfortunately, I did a few small trips and then eventually had to park the car up due to personal reasons. I attempted to replace the sensor with a cheap one off eBay and did that a couple of times, I think the seller kept saying they’re defective and kept sending me replacements. After two attempts, I had enough and decided to go to a garage. The garage charged me £300 for OEM. However, the brake light is still on, the garage told me to drive it for 200 miles and this should reset the warning lights. If it doesn’t it could cost me dear… I was wondering if this happened to anyone else?