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Report: Premature brake pad wear due to improperly adjusted brake light switch

Chrysler Sebring Problem
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Model Year Affected: 1995

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If the brake switch light is not properly adjusted, the brakes may be slightly applied when the pedal is not pressed, causing the front brake pads to wear prematurely. Also, the brakes may shudder or become noisy.

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