Do You Have To Change The Sensing Line When Replacing The Brake Pad?
Some car owners must be very curious about why they have to use the sensing line every time they go to the 4S shop to change the brake pads. However, some old car owners should know that when the original brake pads of some vehicles reach the critical point of wear, they are not easy to detect the abnormal. The sensing line is an important signal to indicate the abnormal brake pads, because the sensing line is aging after long-term use, When the brake pad is removed, the sensor line may be damaged. If only the brake pad is replaced and the sensor line is not replaced, the brake may fail because the sensor line is damaged.
If the car exceeds the "safety bottom line", it needs to be maintained according to the situation. The front and rear brake pads should be maintained and the brake sensors should be replaced to help you find the abnormal brake pads in time and eliminate the potential safety hazard. Check every 5 years or 30000-50000 km at the latest and replace the brake pads according to the wear condition.
It is also necessary to replace the original brake fluid actively, transfer the brake force flexibly and effectively, and help the vehicle recover the brake response of one touch stop, no matter in the low or high temperature link. New vehicles need to change the brake fluid for the first time in the third year and then every two years.