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

...Yes! There were Original Pads with a Connection on the back of the 'Inside' Pad. There were pins in the composite that, when the pad became worn-out, would GROUND the wire to the Rotor...the Light comes ON.

One Point, not many know of...For the Light to Ground-Out through the Rotor, the 12+ Volts MUST pass through the BEARINGS, Not good. The Pads may never wear that Close, but, be Aware.

I think those pads, with connections, are No longer available. The Wires and Indicator Light 'Could' be used for another purpose. Say, to Indicate the Secured Position of a Front 'Raiseable' Spoiler.

3/31/2110:35 AM

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