Carlson 19011 Disc Brake Pad Wear Sensor - Rear

Reliable Disc Brake Pad Wear Sensor for Cadillac Seville

The Carlson 19011 disc brake pad wear sensor is designed specifically for Cadillac Seville models. This sensor helps monitor brake pad wear to ensure timely maintenance and safe braking performance.

• Compatible with Cadillac Seville vehicles
• Part number 19011 for precise identification
• Disc brake pad wear sensor type for accurate wear detection
• Durable construction for consistent performance
• Easy to install with direct fitment

Product Details and Compatibility

The Carlson 19011 disc brake pad wear sensor is engineered to provide reliable monitoring of brake pad thickness on Cadillac Seville models. This sensor alerts the driver when brake pads reach a critical wear level, helping to prevent brake system damage and maintain vehicle safety. Designed as a direct replacement part, it ensures proper fit and function without modification. The part number 19011 corresponds to this specific sensor, making it easy to identify for maintenance or replacement needs.

Purpose and Common Applications

• Detects brake pad wear to prevent brake failure
• Alerts driver to replace worn brake pads promptly
• Helps maintain optimal braking performance
• Prevents damage to brake rotors caused by worn pads
• Supports vehicle safety by ensuring timely brake maintenance

Installation Notes and Tips

Installation of the Carlson 19011 sensor should be performed following the vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines. Ensure the sensor is securely connected to the brake pad assembly and wiring harness. Verify sensor operation after installation by checking for warning indicators on the dashboard. Proper installation helps maintain accurate wear detection and prevents false alerts.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

Carlson parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards for fit and function. The 19011 disc brake pad wear sensor undergoes quality checks to ensure durability and reliable performance. Warranty coverage details should be confirmed with the product documentation or supplier, typically covering defects in materials and workmanship.