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Old 01-31-2005, 12:17 AM
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2003 TL brakes

Does anyone know if Acura disc pads are equipped with wear sensors like some domestics? The sensors are typically made of soft steel and are aligned to give a warning "screech" when brakes are applied.

What kind of mileage have you TL/CL owners gotten from OEM pads?
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Re: 2003 TL brakes

They are not called wear sensors, they are squeal tabs and yes they do have them. Wear sensors ar like what BMW's have to set a light off in the dash when pads are low. Expect about 40-50k miles from OEM pads
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