Swapped axle buckets
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Swapped axle buckets
Did I somehow damage ABS sensor during axle removal? I only removed the driver side axle, as I broke three half inch drive ratchets and one breaker bar trying to remove the pass side axle nut!?! My air compressor is down at the moment so I couldn't use my impact. I changed the right side with the axle in place (PITA btw).
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ABS does not work like that, it doesn't need a reset.
If you pulled the knuckle outwards to get the bucket off, and you did not REMOVE the ABS sensor from the knuckle, then you broke the sensor wire internally guaranteed.
The leverage of the knuckle over the sensor wire is so great you cannot feel the tug of the wire.
If you pulled the knuckle outwards to get the bucket off, and you did not REMOVE the ABS sensor from the knuckle, then you broke the sensor wire internally guaranteed.
The leverage of the knuckle over the sensor wire is so great you cannot feel the tug of the wire.
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ABS does not work like that, it doesn't need a reset.
If you pulled the knuckle outwards to get the bucket off, and you did not REMOVE the ABS sensor from the knuckle, then you broke the sensor wire internally guaranteed.
The leverage of the knuckle over the sensor wire is so great you cannot feel the tug of the wire.
If you pulled the knuckle outwards to get the bucket off, and you did not REMOVE the ABS sensor from the knuckle, then you broke the sensor wire internally guaranteed.
The leverage of the knuckle over the sensor wire is so great you cannot feel the tug of the wire.
New sensor is plug and play, no spicing to harness, correct Bill?
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