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Old 07-26-2007, 05:17 PM
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Rear end help.........

Ok, I am removing my rear end chunk in anticipation of my "new" rear end....

On the top of the chunk there is a cable that is attached to the top of the housing......


How do I get this off???? I removed the bolt that was screwed thru it, but it still won't come off.....

What is this for?


Thanks for the help.......


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sounds like the e-brake cable but a pic would help
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I'll go shoot a pic...but I don't think its the ebrake...it goes into the housing....
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OK, it is the cable with the silver cover on the middle right of the pic...

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iirc, that should be your 'rear abs' sensor. do a quick search on it and you will find out how to get it out.

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Flat head screw driver will pry it out fairly easily.
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Thats what I thought it was last nite, but it was late, so I will give it another shot when I get home tonight....


Thanks for the help

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Yep, a flat screwdriver and a bit of patience should get it out in one piece. The sensor-to-housing interface is sealed by an o-ring, which is mounted on the body of the sensor itself, and will come out when you remove the sensor.
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Rear wheel ABS speed sensor. It will come out, but they can break. Twist it and pull. I have had them break also.
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PB blaster is your friend. I highly recommend it.
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