billy boi

the brake pad wear indicator light is on .... but i dont want to take it to the dealer just to get it checked . i plan on just changing the rotors , pads and bleeding the lines on all four wheels . would that be enough ? i dont want to get too technical .

SC400DAVE

Sounds like a good start. If it has not been done in a while you should completely flush the brake system and refill with fresh fluid. Brake fluid gets contaminated with H2o from the air the system takes in while applying brakes.

EXE.UCF10

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Have the rotors been previously replaced? It might be enough to just have them refinished instead of buying a whole new set. Take it to an independent mechanic rather than your local dealer...it'll save you an arm and a leg.

billy boi

oh yea . true . that would save me about $200 . hopefully its still good

damon

Beware, this likely will not re-set your warning light. It is Lexus way of telling you that you waited to long to change pads. Some folks have apparently had luck re-soldering the wear indicator.

koolaidman

plus 100 for the sensor