l have recintly changed my pads and discs

Your Anti-lock brake system has sensors, if this problem just started after you changed the brake pads and rotor you might want to check the wheel sensors and make sure there is no wire damage.

Do you drive on dusty roads? l have found that if one of those sensors on any wheel gets dirty the light comes on. Has the light been on since you replaced the brakes? You or whoever did it may have knocked something loose or something,

Good Luck!

An easy check u can do yourself first, before seeking alternative solutions is to check the brake fluid level. If the level is low, the swaying motion of the car will intermittently trigger the warning light.

It is possible that the mechanic who changed ur brakes forgot to top up the liquid.

If this is the problem, top up with the correct brake fluid solution.

If this is not the problem - take ur car straight back to the garage that changed ur pads & discs & get them to fix the problem under their 1 year warranty on parts & workmanship.

Lastly, l am not convinced by the mechanic above - dust, or dusty roads should not trouble a Scooby - thats what they were built for just ask Petter Solberg.

.Proof, if needed that mechanics do make mistakes.

Good luck.

the best thing to do is put it on a diagnostic Computer it will tell you which sensor is the faulty one