Just purchased some brembo brake pads for my multipla 2004 1.9 elx jd front bosch calipers just opened box there is only 1 pad with a sensor wire attached is that correct.

Sounds right. Sensor only on the nearside caliper I think. Mine's been cut through a long time ago without any side effects if you get stuck.

Interested to hear how the brembo pads perform though. My multi does take some stopping now and again.

shedenvy said:

Interested to hear how the brembo pads perform though. My multi does take some stopping now and again.

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I changed what was on the Multijet about 9 months ago (but unfortunately didn't take note of what was removed) to ATE Powerdiscs (couldn't locate the Brembo version of those for love nor money) with Brembo pads in the front and Brembo pads with the old discs in the rear.
Edit: And yes - only one pad had the sensor wire
The brakes now are phenomenal, a massive difference before and after (after settling in) even though in fairness the old pads and discs were pretty worn.
I had TarOx discs and pads in the past on a petrol Multipla some 10 years ago (used to swear by them on all my cars) and they were fantastic but the prices for those have sadly gone up to an unjustifiable level.

carl2745 said:

Just purchased some brembo brake pads for my multipla 2004 1.9 elx jd front bosch calipers just opened box there is only 1 pad with a sensor wire attached is that correct.

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Yes.. sounds normal..

As in general use.. they should all wear evenly..