jeremy240

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Thanks! SORRY for the mess up

toyota4x4907

I've never heard of the speed sensors being at the wheels. I've only seen them on the rear diff. Maybe if your vehicle has/had 4-wheel ABS they were at each wheel?

jeremy240

Note at the top of each picture it says what its for either 4wd or rwd






Or does this mean I just have rear wheel anti lock brakes, and not 4 wheel antilock brakes? am I just retarded or what?! LOL

anyways, anyone have a tip on how to pop this sucker out?

scope103

Actually, your diagrams specify "rear wheel ABS" vs "4-wheel ABS." They don't say anything about RWD or 4WD, and the two don't have anything to do with each other.

I have no idea how to remove the sensor, but what do you plan to do when you get the sensor out? What are you going to look for by "inspecting" it?

There is an FSM method to check the sensor http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b...19speedsen.pdf . Unfortunately you'll need a battery-powered oscilloscope for the second test. Note that neither test requires removing the sensor (indeed, the oscilloscope test requires that it be installed).

jeremy240

I read somewhere, can't remember where that if its faulty you can just pop it out and clean it sometimes...either way i also have another parts truck i bought and its got one and no rear abs light on, so i'm sure its fine, i guess i'll check the ohms on it and see, but probably will need to replace it...i was just trying to get it out mainly to replace it. just that thing is tight

jeremy240

Well, I just broke it in half, now part of it is stuck...I guess i'll try an easy out and see if that will pull it out...not sure what to do, other than pulling the front panel off and pushing it out from the inside...any ideas? and i tested the ohms and it read bad...good thing i have another one, just not sure how to remove the broke one...