Hello, I own a 2013 Jaguar XF 3.0. In March 2017, the brake warning light came on, so I took my car to the Jaguar dealership. The rear brake sensor was identified and replaced. On 04/20, a truck dodged in front of me on the Freeway, causing me to immediately brake and my car’s reaction was slow. Although, I avoided the accident, it was a concern. But, I had no warning lights or anything. On 4/24, I heard a grinding sound when I stopped at a light, still no warning lights. Yesterday, I took my car to an Imports auto shop that has done prior repairs for me, I had to replace the rear brakes and rotors. He showed me where one brake pad had damaged the rotor. He also advised me that although the brake sensor was on the rear tire, it had not been installed, thus preventing me from getting a warning alert when the pads were low. This was a dangerous error! Has anyone experienced anything similar at a Jaguar Dealership? Is it something that’s just easy to miss?