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Originally Posted by Arctic
The tourer I bought in November last year had the same sort of advisory, in in my ownership I add.
Nearside Rear Brake pad(s) wearing thin (3.5.1g)
Rear brake disc worn, pitted or scored, but not seriously weakened (3.5.1i)
They were one of the first items I dealt with after purchasing.
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I also did the front even though the one on looked to be good, I cant help it I like to start afresh 
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I don't like advisories, to me it is a fault full stop. |
I think that's a bit harsh, things can be worn but still legal or fit for purpose such as brakes and tyres and as mentioned some get advisories for under trays. Just plucking figures out of the air, disc pads or tyres down to 5mm when new are 10mm and wear limit is down to 3mm, an advisory is a way of making the "driver" aware that things are on their way out and should be monitored or although still fit for purpose, changed.
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