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Old 03-10-14, 09:03 AM
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You guys know how many brake pad wear sensor we have in our LS460? Is it two? Front driver and passenger rear?
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Front and back on the Paasenger side only.
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I did the brakes 6 months ago but I thought there was a sensor on each wheel.
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Originally Posted by Dryrunner
I did the brakes 6 months ago but I thought there was a sensor on each wheel.
So, how many sensors did you install???
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Guys....I answered it already. TWO SENSORS. One back, one front... passenger side.

If you insist, I'll provide pics from the brake calipers I painted.

Very few vehicles in existence utilize four sensors. My 7 series BMW also had two.
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Originally Posted by roadfrog
Guys....I answered it already. TWO SENSORS. One back, one front... passenger side.
Ha! (Was asking Dryrunner - he said he replaced his brakes so presumably he knew how many sensors he installed)
Old 03-29-14, 05:18 PM
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I had ordered two sets of pads. Just checked the set I didn't open. 4 sensors, one per wheel. My Cayenne has 4 sensors. Think about it, each wheel could wear unevenly, how would you know? I have the LS sport model if it makes a difference. Which is doesn't
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Originally Posted by Dryrunner
I had ordered two sets of pads. Just checked the set I didn't open. 4 sensors, one per wheel. My Cayenne has 4 sensors. Think about it, each wheel could wear unevenly, how would you know? I have the LS sport model if it makes a difference. Which is doesn't
*Sigh*. It may not matter if it's a Sport or not, but it DOES matter that the OP has an 08 as do I. Starting in late 2011, they added a sensor to each wheel.

I say again.....OUR LS' (07,08,09 and 10) have ONE sensor on each of the passenger side wheels for a total of two.

Also, my wifes BMW E53 and my former E65 had only two sensors. I service and DIY my own brakes, so I know how many I have. LOL.

on edit....here is LexusPartsNow website with the parts as I described. Bottom of page it says RH.
http://www.lexuspartsnow.com/Page_Pr...onentsID=47-05

Or if you prefer: http://www.lexussouthatlantaparts.co...driveLine=8088

You'll note that Sport uses a different part number but still only two on RH side.

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My apologies, I glossed right over the "2007" part.
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Originally Posted by Dryrunner
My apologies, I glossed right over the "2007" part.
No worries my friend...no worries.
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