BRAKE PAD...VISIT WORKSHOP..
Hello Forum
My W215 CL500 came up with the message BRAKE PAD - VISIT WORKSHOP on the MFD a few days ago - SO assumed the pads and Discs (Rotors) needed changing - I decided to do this task myself.
Surely enough - once removed that Fronts pads and Discs (Rotors) had seen better days - so replaced, installing a New sensor.
The rears are fine.
AnywayI still get the message BRAKE PAD VISIT WORKSHOP on the MFD - so I replaced the Rear Sensor as well - and still there.
Any pointers what i could check - BTW - also plugged her into STAR - NO Faults anywhere!
Help
Nik (UK)
My W215 CL500 came up with the message BRAKE PAD - VISIT WORKSHOP on the MFD a few days ago - SO assumed the pads and Discs (Rotors) needed changing - I decided to do this task myself.
Surely enough - once removed that Fronts pads and Discs (Rotors) had seen better days - so replaced, installing a New sensor.
The rears are fine.
AnywayI still get the message BRAKE PAD VISIT WORKSHOP on the MFD - so I replaced the Rear Sensor as well - and still there.
Any pointers what i could check - BTW - also plugged her into STAR - NO Faults anywhere!
Help
Nik (UK)
Sure that there is only one sensor per axle?
Circuit is a simple loop. The sensor wire simply gets cut by the rotor.
Sometimes handbrake ON is also part of the circuit. Sure you have got the brake OFF?
Stuart
Circuit is a simple loop. The sensor wire simply gets cut by the rotor.
Sometimes handbrake ON is also part of the circuit. Sure you have got the brake OFF?
Stuart
Hey guys
I have replaced the sensors with 2 sets of new ones can confirm that ther is only one on each axle, and confirm that parking brake is NOT on
I am wondering if there is breakage in the wiring somewhere - will check soon
again thanks
Nik
I have replaced the sensors with 2 sets of new ones can confirm that ther is only one on each axle, and confirm that parking brake is NOT on
I am wondering if there is breakage in the wiring somewhere - will check soon
again thanks
Nik
Hi,
Chassis221 may be spot on.
Were the sensors Genuine MB or some proprietary after market look alike part?
Maybe the connectors have not gone/been pushed pushed fully home.
As I stated the circuit is a simple loop so it should be relatively easy to do a bit of continuity testing.
Stuart
Chassis221 may be spot on.
Were the sensors Genuine MB or some proprietary after market look alike part?
Maybe the connectors have not gone/been pushed pushed fully home.
As I stated the circuit is a simple loop so it should be relatively easy to do a bit of continuity testing.
Stuart
The Sensors are Genuine MB part - I also tried pushing as far as I could with hand - I will check for contunuity! - its a real shame a little issue like this takes so much time.
Again, thanks for your input and its forums like this this that give a better insite into issues
Regards
Nik
Again, thanks for your input and its forums like this this that give a better insite into issues
Regards
Nik


