ABS light on after rwb change
10 February 2005, 01:07 PM
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ABS light on after rwb change
Has anyone had the abs light come on after changing a rear wheel bearing, I have tried a battery disconect to see if it would reset, but it's still on everything looks ok the conections etc, I am stumped.
10 February 2005, 01:12 PM
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The chances are either the ABS sensor has got disconnected somehow (possibly by the cable breaking internally), or the sensor isn't in the right position (I don't know if this is possible as I have never removed mine). Try carefully feeling the cable to the sensor - you may be able to find where the break is if there is one.
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The chances are either the ABS sensor has got disconnected somehow (possibly by the cable breaking internally), or the sensor isn't in the right position (I don't know if this is possible as I have never removed mine). Try carefully feeling the cable to the sensor - you may be able to find where the break is if there is one.
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10 February 2005, 06:38 PM
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you might also want to check the exciter ring to see if it has been damaged while replacing the wheel bearing
Also some wheel bearings have to fitted the correct way round or the abs wont work
Also some wheel bearings have to fitted the correct way round or the abs wont work
10 February 2005, 07:31 PM
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it doesn't matter what way round the wheels bearing goes and its located in place by a 12mm bolt so it can't go anywhere else. the other ideas are good though either it's broken internally which is quite easy to do or the exciter ring is missing bit harder to do that one though or it's not connected.
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Originally Posted by scoobyboy
it doesn't matter what way round the wheels bearing goes and its located in place by a 12mm bolt so it can't go anywhere else. the other ideas are good though either it's broken internally which is quite easy to do or the exciter ring is missing bit harder to do that one though or it's not connected.
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