BRAKE replacement on 2011 MCS, sensor question
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BRAKE replacement on 2011 MCS, sensor question
Hi there..
Have a quick question.. past saturday I was able to buy a set of rotors, pads and 2 sensors for brake work I am going have done this coming week. I am lucky enough to live close to TireRack and got some nice discount.. well, after I got home, I noticed on line that the sensors they have listed for Mini (my model 2011, second generation) are different from what I could find online.. they are actually for generation 1.
wondering if these will fit my car then or should I get back with TireRack and find out if they even know they are selling the wrong parts for 2nd generation Minis?
Here are pics I found online:
Have a quick question.. past saturday I was able to buy a set of rotors, pads and 2 sensors for brake work I am going have done this coming week. I am lucky enough to live close to TireRack and got some nice discount.. well, after I got home, I noticed on line that the sensors they have listed for Mini (my model 2011, second generation) are different from what I could find online.. they are actually for generation 1.
wondering if these will fit my car then or should I get back with TireRack and find out if they even know they are selling the wrong parts for 2nd generation Minis?
Here are pics I found online:
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They won't fit and Tire Rack is wonderful about correcting their errors. I did my rears on a 2010 MCS a few months ago and decided to not actually install the sensor into the caliper although I did install it in every other aspect so I could stick it in at any time. Just wire tie it in a safe manner so the tire or suspension components won't chafe it and you'll be set. I may place mine in the slot in the caliper one of these times when I rotate my tires.
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They won't fit and Tire Rack is wonderful about correcting their errors. I did my rears on a 2010 MCS a few months ago and decided to not actually install the sensor into the caliper although I did install it in every other aspect so I could stick it in at any time. Just wire tie it in a safe manner so the tire or suspension components won't chafe it and you'll be set. I may place mine in the slot in the caliper one of these times when I rotate my tires.
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