"Brake pads worn" message AFTER replacing all pads and sensors

[winaje]

Hi there, recently replaced all pads and both sensors on Cire70's 2013 D4. BUT the brake worn message won't disappear from the instrument cluster. I am sure that I clipped the new sensor into the slot on the pads correctly on both front and rear. Is there anything that I could be missing?

Thanks

[discorevy]

Cut and twist the wire together on the old sensor and, connect it up , look at dash , it won't matter which one you connect to obviously, if the warning goes off on the first one you connect to that's the culprit , if not it's the other. I have found some aftermarket to be faulty , also check continuity.

[Tombie]

I'd heard rumour that once the sensor is replaced you clear it with the IID?

Haven't let them get to that stage so haven't looked to be honest...

[Graeme]

Check that the sensor hasn't come away from its spot and been knocked about by the rim. I need a new sensor on the RR for this reason.

[shanegtr]

A few months ago I had a sensor fail - I removed the sensor and cut/soldered the wires on the bench. I had a hell of a time plugging the sensor cable back in. It got to the point where I was using pliers to put pressure on the plug to clip it in! If yours was/is anything like mine then theres a good chance its not plugged in properly.

[Geedublya]

As Shane said the connectors can be a bit of a problem to plug together correctly. Double check them as I suspect one of them isn't correct.