Lexozz
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I could only assume that the spindle or contacts are either worn or corroded. I have a similar problem when starting the engine, the tach sticks at zero until I hit the dash then it wakes up.
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I have a 95 LS, my starter went out a few days ago. I did everything that GrandLS did except get the starter out. The last piece I have to remove is the rear coolant bridge, but the EGR valve is connected underneath and also on the exhaust. How in the world will I get this out. Anyone with any suggestions please....:cries:
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I know this thread is old, but hey someone might need the info. As to the question, the wire doesn't break unless you let it. Some owners have a sense when their brakes need to be changed before that light comes on and some don't . Yes if the wire breaks you will need to replace it for the light to go out or just loop the connections in the harness for the sensor and you will never have to worry about that ever again. ;)
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Taking the sensor out won't help! You have to replace the sensor in order for the light to come off. The sensor is just a copper wire that's looped, when wire is broken the sys sees ckt is open and that is what triggers the light to come on.
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Welcome! I'm new to this club myself, but I'm also a member of 'ClubLexus'. There are brake pad sensors located on the right calipers in front & rear, they cost about $100 a piece from the dealer. It's just a piece of wire that's looped, once it breaks the brake pad wear limit indicator displays. Mine broke recently, I got a piece of copper wire, soldered it to make a new loop and the warning light disapeared. :D The ECT increases transmission power and speed in my experience. Pay attention to your acceleration in 'Norm' mode and try it in 'Power' mode. You will feel a difference, you get longer revs in power mode than in norm. As far as tires are concerned try the Yokohama Avid or Decibels, I heard those have minimal road noise. Check out www.tirerack.com for different brands and ratings and also www.tires.com www.victoriatire.com for comparison in prices...good luck! :)
