Rear speed sensor testing?
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Rear speed sensor testing?
I see this issue of the rear speed sensor going with the e-brake light and ABS light on has been beat to death. hahaha
Im having this problem and have been told it could also be low brake pads.
Well I do have low pads but would that actually make a difference? Also if the new pads dont help, how can I test the rear sensor? I read that someone did test the sensor but did not say how?
Im going to check the wiring again and if all else fails, buy a new sensor. What is a good price on one of those sensors? I see there around $40-50?
Im having this problem and have been told it could also be low brake pads.
Well I do have low pads but would that actually make a difference? Also if the new pads dont help, how can I test the rear sensor? I read that someone did test the sensor but did not say how?
Im going to check the wiring again and if all else fails, buy a new sensor. What is a good price on one of those sensors? I see there around $40-50?
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adjusters seem tight and haven't bled the system at all. I bought the truck last year and the previous owner said his mechanic was saying that it is the low brake pads or rear diff sensor. But the mechanic was set on thinking it was the low pads.
There seems to be a lot of other people having this problem with there rear diff speed sensor?
There seems to be a lot of other people having this problem with there rear diff speed sensor?
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I found a good video about this but does not say how to test the sensor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xCZmoP8ciI
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Mine does the same thing. I've written it off as a bad connection or bad ground. Our tachs are electrical. Its the speedometer in your year that is cable driven.