What happens if my brake pads wear out without these sensors?

If your brake pads wear down completely, the metal backing plate of the pad will contact the brake rotor. This metal-on-metal contact can quickly damage the rotor surface, leading to a more costly repair.

How do these wear leads work?

These sensors are designed to make contact with the rotor when the brake pad material has worn down to a specific thickness. This contact creates a circuit that triggers a warning light on your dashboard, letting you know it's time to replace the pads.

Do these wear leads come with new brake pads?

No, these are separate wear indicator sensors. They are typically installed when you are replacing your brake pads and are not included with the pads themselves.

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EBC 95-98 BMW 750iL 5.4L (E38) Front Wear Leads

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Brand: EBC
Part #: EFA093
UPC: 889668169300

EBC 95-98 BMW 750iL 5.4L (E38) Front Wear Leads

Name: EBC 95-98 BMW 750iL 5.4L (E38) Front Wear Leads
Brand: EBC
Price: 13.07 USD
Availability: InStock

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Fits 1995-1998 BMW 750iL. EBC front brake wear sensor leads help prevent rotor damage by alerting you when pads are low.

Key Features

1995-1998 BMW 750iL front fitment.
Helps protect rotors from metal-on-metal contact.
Alerts you when brake pads are worn down.
Prevents damage to brake rotors.
Includes front brake wear sensor leads.

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BMW 750iL 1995-1998

Product Details

When you're replacing the brake pads on your 1995-1998 BMW 750iL, it's a good time to make sure your wear indicators are in good shape. These front brake wear leads from EBC are designed to alert you before your brake pads wear down to the metal backing plate.

This is important because if your pads get too thin, the metal backing plate can grind directly against your brake rotors. That metal-on-metal contact can quickly ruin your rotors, turning a simple brake pad job into a more expensive rotor replacement as well. These sensors are a simple, well-built addition to your braking system that helps prevent that kind of damage.