Low wear warning brakepads

[dalla]

Hi

I found these one E-bay.

They have this low wear warning function. Is that just a lamp that turns on on the dashboard? I'am almost positive that my valver dosen't have this. My car is a 1991, so this might be a ph.2 or a Williams thing? Anybody knows?

Also if you were to recommend me a set of upgrade brake discs and brake pads, what would be good? Also they don't have to be super expensive.

[northy]

your car should have these....but most have long since falled off....NLRG still has them - the wire should run along either side of the inner wheel arch that fit to the car and suspension tie bar - not the bumper splash guards.

The wires u see on the pads can be simply removed.

[dalla]

your car should have these....but most have long since falled off....NLRG still has them - the wire should run along either side of the inner wheel arch that fit to the car and suspension tie bar - not the bumper splash guards.

The wires u see on the pads can be simply removed.

OK, it is just because, i don't think that my car has any warning lamps on my dashboard, for this function. How would that look?

[northy]

The warning light is Number 11 imo

[dalla]

Yeah of course it is mate, i have that one, dunno what i was thinking... LOL

BTW, are Willy brakes totally similar to Valver ones?

[northy]

yes.

[Imperial_16v]

My mates '96 RT has these as well, yet my old '95 RT (Champs-Elysees) does not.

Strange, seems a bit hit or missy which car has them imo.

[Allan]

i think you will find most of the clios if not all have them, its just common for them to break or people just to leave them not fitted, look for a wire when your changing your pads, it was pink on my Rl and my valver, not check on the williams