Thread: L322 front disc pad removal

Once you get the message, the sensor has worn through, and will have to be replaced. They are about $15 from memory. There is 1 sensor for the front and 1 sensor for the rear.

I ordered all the stuff for my brake change (pads/sensors) from Island 4x4 in the UK. Got here in a week or so.

It is a pretty easy job to replace them if you've done this type of job previously.

No more difficult than any other brakes. Mine have just come due again, but it's only pads and sensor this time. Last time the disks needed doing - which is still a simple job.

If you can't find a L322 'how to' on YouTube check the Discovery 3 as they're the same Brakes.

I've done it, super easy, and I'm a nufty.

Just tried to buy the sensors and out of stock
If I leave the old sensor on will the message and red warning light still stay on the dash ? .
Cheers Paul.

Originally Posted by BRUMMY

Just tried to buy the sensors and out of stock
If I leave the old sensor on will the message and red warning light still stay on the dash ? .
Cheers Paul.

Yes. It is a sacrificial part - it wears through the plastic exposing a contact. Once it brings the warning up, it needs to be replaced.

Try somewhere else - someone is bound to have one.

I get mine from here - http://britishparts.co.uk/products/5...nsor-SEM000012. All of £3.60. You would get this within 4 or 5 days from these guys, they are very good.

Originally Posted by bacicat

Yes. It is a sacrificial part - it wears through the plastic exposing a contact. Once it brings the warning up, it needs to be replaced. Try somewhere else - someone is bound to have one. I get mine from here - http://britishparts.co.uk/products/5...nsor-SEM000012. All of £3.60. You would get this within 4 or 5 days from these guys, they are very good.

Their prices for L322 parts look pretty reasonable. Surprised me.