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Leesy69 · Jan 20th, 2016, 13:38

Hi all Im new to the forum. Owned my 2010 XC90 D5 for nearly two years - superb car...until it goes wrong!

Just had a message on the dash telling me "anti skid service required". Got an Indi to plug into diagnostics and they said that there is internal faults in both 1&2 brake pressure sensors.

A bit of browsing on the internet tells me the parts new are seriously expensive but second hand parts from a breaker are about £15ea!

So question is how easy is it to replace? Looks like a screw off, screw back on job but will I have to bleed the system as well? When I take the current sensors off will that expose the brake lines to air?

On the face of it looks like a simple job but am I underestimating the size of the task here?

Thanks.

Jan 20th, 2016, 13:38	#15
Leesy69 New Member Last Online: Apr 13th, 2023 15:10 Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Stockport	Brake Pressure Sensor DIY Hi all Im new to the forum. Owned my 2010 XC90 D5 for nearly two years - superb car...until it goes wrong! Just had a message on the dash telling me "anti skid service required". Got an Indi to plug into diagnostics and they said that there is internal faults in both 1&2 brake pressure sensors. A bit of browsing on the internet tells me the parts new are seriously expensive but second hand parts from a breaker are about £15ea! So question is how easy is it to replace? Looks like a screw off, screw back on job but will I have to bleed the system as well? When I take the current sensors off will that expose the brake lines to air? On the face of it looks like a simple job but am I underestimating the size of the task here? Thanks.