What does a brake wear lead sensor do?

A brake wear lead sensor is designed to warn you when your brake pads are getting too thin. It makes contact with the rotor, triggering a dashboard warning light, so you know it's time to replace your pads before they damage your rotors.

How do I know if I need to replace my brake wear leads?

You typically need to replace the brake wear leads when you replace your brake pads, especially if the old leads were worn down to the point of triggering the warning light. They are a single-use item designed to alert you once.

Does this sensor come with new brake pads?

No, this part number is for the brake wear lead sensor only. It is designed to be installed with compatible brake pads, such as those for FMSI Pad No. D1095, and does not include the pads themselves.

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EBC 2013-2015 Jaguar XF 2.0L Turbo Rear Wear Leads

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Brand: EBC
Part #: EFA167
UPC: 889668169430

EBC 2013-2015 Jaguar XF 2.0L Turbo Rear Wear Leads

Name: EBC 2013-2015 Jaguar XF 2.0L Turbo Rear Wear Leads
Brand: EBC
Price: 9.45 USD
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Fits 2009-2015 Jaguar XF. EBC rear brake wear leads prevent rotor damage by alerting you when pads are low.

Key Features

Fits 2009-2015 Jaguar XF 2.0L Turbo.
Brake wear lead sensor alerts you when brake pads are low.
Helps protect rotors from metal-to-metal contact and severe damage.
For FMSI Pad No. D1095.

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Jaguar XF 2009-2015

Product Details

The EBC brake wear lead sensor, part number EFA167, is designed to alert you before your brake pads wear down to the metal. This is crucial because metal-on-metal contact between the pad and rotor can quickly cause severe damage, leading to much more expensive repairs down the line.

This sensor is a small but important piece of your Jaguar XF's braking system. When your brake pads reach a critical thickness, the sensor makes contact with the rotor, triggering a warning light on your dashboard. This gives you ample time to schedule a replacement before any harm is done to your rotors. It's a simple, well-built component that offers significant protection for your braking system.