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Re: mpg computer thing
« Reply #15 on: 11 August 2010, 22:46:00 »
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can you buy new sensors seperately?  ....

ALL pads come with separate sensors.

no they don't - I have purchased pads without sensors, hence wondering if you can get the sensors as a seperate purchase (unless thats what you meant) :y

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I'll say it a different way then ......
pads are pads
sensors are sensors
they are both bought separately
Some car manufacturers make pads that have sensors embedded into their pads, Vauxhall don't
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Re: mpg computer thing
« Reply #16 on: 11 August 2010, 22:48:56 »
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I'll get down my friendly dealer and get some - see if that resolves my Check message

the trouble with the sensors is that they tend to go open circuit/wera through early ie when there's still loads of pad life left. This is cos the unworn lip at the very edge of the disc will start to cut/wear through the sensor before the main braking area of the disc does.
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« Reply #17 on: 12 August 2010, 11:24:19 »
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I'll get down my friendly dealer and get some - see if that resolves my Check message

the trouble with the sensors is that they tend to go open circuit/wera through early ie when there's still loads of pad life left. This is cos the unworn lip at the very edge of the disc will start to cut/wear through the sensor before the main braking area of the disc does.
I like to change my pads before sensors highlight it - once worn below half, they seem to badly lose ability to lose heat. I work in Milton Keynes ;)


Still have to replace sensors though, records always break
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Re: mpg computer thing
« Reply #18 on: 12 August 2010, 11:25:10 »
Records? Stupid decking phone and it's gay decking spell checker
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Re: mpg computer thing
« Reply #19 on: 12 August 2010, 11:25:59 »
Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
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Re: mpg computer thing
« Reply #20 on: 12 August 2010, 11:48:18 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(

On the May phone, are we? May phone? Day phone? Pay phone? PMSL ;D

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« Reply #21 on: 12 August 2010, 16:16:14 »
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I'll get down my friendly dealer and get some - see if that resolves my Check message

the trouble with the sensors is that they tend to go open circuit/wera through early ie when there's still loads of pad life left. This is cos the unworn lip at the very edge of the disc will start to cut/wear through the sensor before the main braking area of the disc does.

Thanks for info. I was pointing a finger at pads first off as  when I bought the car it was 'don't worry about that message there is loads of pad left' - mm never to be trusted that statement  - but to be fair there is loads of pad left. Sensor wasn't quite clipped in properly on the side I checked - and thought I have sorted it.. but on clipping back in I still have the message - checked both sides.
Asked about if they are seperate as by then, pre-emptively I have already bought some pads and thought oh - no sensors! First car I have had where they didn't at least come in the box with a new set of pads (used to Audi)
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« Reply #22 on: 12 August 2010, 16:17:45 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
iphone offers a splendid OOF experience when one is on the move  :y
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« Reply #23 on: 12 August 2010, 16:50:41 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
iphone offers a splendid OOF experience when one is on the move  :y

That it does, but its auto correction can be a pig. I'm often in Covent Garden in London, but it keeps auto correcting Covent to Coventry!
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« Reply #24 on: 12 August 2010, 17:55:59 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
iphone offers a splendid OOF experience when one is on the move  :y

That it does, but its auto correction can be a pig. I'm often in Covent Garden in London, but it keeps auto correcting Covent to Coventry!
Learn to spell, then you can turn it off.  :D
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« Reply #25 on: 12 August 2010, 21:19:20 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
iphone offers a splendid OOF experience when one is on the move  :y

That it does, but its auto correction can be a pig. I'm often in Covent Garden in London, but it keeps auto correcting Covent to Coventry!
Learn to spell, then you can turn it off.  :D
How do you turn it off?
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« Reply #26 on: 12 August 2010, 21:23:11 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
iphone offers a splendid OOF experience when one is on the move  :y

That it does, but its auto correction can be a pig. I'm often in Covent Garden in London, but it keeps auto correcting Covent to Coventry!
Learn to spell, then you can turn it off.  :D
How do you turn it off?
Sammy? ;D
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« Reply #27 on: 12 August 2010, 21:26:29 »
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Decking? Useless bloody phone  >:(
iphone offers a splendid OOF experience when one is on the move  :y

That it does, but its auto correction can be a pig. I'm often in Covent Garden in London, but it keeps auto correcting Covent to Coventry!
Learn to spell, then you can turn it off.  :D
How do you turn it off?

Settings->General->Keyboard->Auto Correction->Off

;)

(Although I leave it on.. fat fingers means an awful lot of mistakes on a tiddly keyboard  ;D )
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