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Great video! I have liked and subscribed! Question: does the 2018 lexus Rx350 have brake pad sensors too? If so, how do I know when it’s time to change the front vs the rear pads? I’m too lazy to pop off the tire and check inside the calipers. Thank you!
Well Done. Thanks
Thanks for video
Good day can help me out. My Lexus LS 460 warning light came on say "brake pad Polish" contact dealer what does that mean exactly.
Helped me out, thanks.
Brian –you have been on You Tube, about as long as anyone,
years before it became so popular ?
Didn't even know there was such a thing!
Those blue gloves must be good ones. It looks like u've been working with 'em on all day and they're not torn. Where do u get 'em? Thanks for the vid, another great one from the Super B
You forgot to mention NOT to poke yourself in the eye with the pic!
never owned a car with such intricate sensors design
thank you for cool tips on using hand tools to approach those repairs
Brian you should of explained how the sensor illuminates the light
Nice tech tip
Sweet and simple. Good video dude.
To understand how Toyota became a leader in automotive technology, you need to go no further than their connectors. Elegantly simple, easy to disconnect without breaking plastic, and made to last. I was shocked when on a recent trip to Africa, Toyota completely dominates the auto market. GM at the same time closed their only dealership on the African continent.
Another sensor in the multitude of sensors. When will it ever end? 🙂 Nice demo Brian.
I thought most brake pads come with the new sensors… at least the higher quality pads, no?
Seems like everytime you have to replace brake pads on those, you need new sensors because ppl drive it until theres no more sensor
i just replaced my brake hose clips before the last snow fell
1st brian….. cool vid