Brake Wear Sensor

Cidgrad90

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I was swapping out my stock brake pads for ceramic ones today. In the process, I discovered the right rear brakes did not have a pad wear sensor. Is this normal? The other 3 wheels all had a wear sensor connected to one of the pads. There just into a wire to be seen anywhere.

For reference, my MKV is a 2021 3.0 Premium.
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In the process, I discovered the right rear brakes did not have a pad wear sensor. Is this normal? The other 3 wheels all had a wear sensor connected to one of the pads.
That's odd. The repair manual says there're supposed to be only two pad wear indicator wires, one for the front left and the other for the rear right.
 

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So basically your car is overprotective of you and itself, we have to make do with only two sensors while you have 3 ;)
 

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I even purchased some dust free pads without the sensor hole in the edge of the pad. Iā€™ve had to drill the appropriate hole to accommodate.
 

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I even purchased some dust free pads without the sensor hole in the edge of the pad. Iā€™ve had to drill the appropriate hole to accommodate.

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