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PLP · 07-15-2021, 04:31 AM

Yeah, when I was putting them back on I looked.
No way to swap them. Idiot proof.

On 2003 - is it OEM or not.... looks original, though. Yes, one could slide it in not all the way... maybe. But would be hard to clip it, I guess.

One could put 180 degree brake sensor, but that would not make any difference.

I would pull all of them out and test or at least visually inspect. There is a chance insulation of the wires got stripped somewhere and is shorting.

I just finished my whole suspension refresh and no lights are on. Yet, I know it is easy to damage the sensors if one is not careful.

07-15-2021, 04:31 AM	#7
PLP Registered User Join Date: Apr 2021 Location: Lansing, MI Posts: 373	Yeah, when I was putting them back on I looked. No way to swap them. Idiot proof. On 2003 - is it OEM or not.... looks original, though. Yes, one could slide it in not all the way... maybe. But would be hard to clip it, I guess. One could put 180 degree brake sensor, but that would not make any difference. I would pull all of them out and test or at least visually inspect. There is a chance insulation of the wires got stripped somewhere and is shorting. I just finished my whole suspension refresh and no lights are on. Yet, I know it is easy to damage the sensors if one is not careful. __________________ Current rides: 2003 Porsche Boxster MT (me), 2019 Bolt LT (me), 2015 Audi Q5 (wife), 2008 VW Rabbit (2.5 inline 5, MT, well, for kid... but you now, it is the 5 straight) Previous: 2014 Fiat 500e, 2016 KIA Forte5 SX, 2016 Fiat 500X, and some old days: Trabant, Fiat 126p...