2005 Golf 1.9TDI
So I’ve changed my brakes and pads roughly 2 months ago.
2 weeks ago I took my car into a garage to get a brake fluid change.
Last week, the Amber brake pad light came on, and upon inspection, I find that the brake pad sensor is damaged, hence the brake pad light. I’m unsure whether it was the garage that damaged the sensor, or if it’s just wear and tear
My MOT expires in 3 weeks, and I’ve booked it in for an MOT tomorrow.
My question is, will the Amber brake pad light be an MOT failure, even if the pads and discs are near enough brand new (~1000miles)?
So I’ve changed my brakes and pads roughly 2 months ago.
2 weeks ago I took my car into a garage to get a brake fluid change.
Last week, the Amber brake pad light came on, and upon inspection, I find that the brake pad sensor is damaged, hence the brake pad light. I’m unsure whether it was the garage that damaged the sensor, or if it’s just wear and tear
My MOT expires in 3 weeks, and I’ve booked it in for an MOT tomorrow.
My question is, will the Amber brake pad light be an MOT failure, even if the pads and discs are near enough brand new (~1000miles)?