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marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

...I don't have an idea where You may find Original Front Pads WITH the wires. You'll have to 'Call Around', a Lot. One of the Vendors may have them. I have seen them on 'Ebay Motors' on RARE occasion, but that isn't going to be much help for You. You Misunderstood about the idiot light! That light ONLY comes on When the pad wears down thin enough for the wire to 'Ground Out' on the Rotor, activating the relay for the Light(or is There NO Relay and the Light Grounds Directly?). Now, The question might be; 'How Reliable of a 'Ground' can the Rotor provide coming Through the Bearings??'...

1/31/1012:12 PM

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