Anti skid service

DaleBruce123 · Jun 21st, 2020, 13:50

Hi, can anyone help with an anti skid service on my 2006 V70. i would like to know what it is and how to repair. Seen videos on youtube but this involves taking off the steering wheel is this correct.

palwing · Jun 21st, 2020, 15:52

Hi. No it doesn’t always mean the steering wheel sensor is at fault. It can be many things including a low battery voltage. If you can get the codes read, that will give you a clue. However, my problem was a corroded ABS reluctor ring on the front left wheel. Fairly easy and a cheap fix. Worth checking the abs rings and sensors first as they are the cheapest. Oh, also the front hub bolts can loosen too causing problems. Easy to check. Just pop out the centre caps on the wheels and check the tightness of the centre bolt.

I am sure there are others who will know more. Good luck.

Thekilt · Jun 21st, 2020, 16:47

Silly question but is the steering wheel at 12 o clock when driving straight? That kicks it off too.

PRainbow · Jun 21st, 2020, 22:34

My one was the CEM Electrical connection (the ECU). On the C30 2.0d they on above the passenger feet. Wiggled some connection blocks around a bit and so far problem not returned.

It’s a myriad of things, so I started with cheapest & easiest first!

DaleBruce123 · Jun 24th, 2020, 22:19

thanks guys for your help, i am new to this forum stuff so i hope im doing the right thing and this is a thank you to 3 dudes who answered my question 👍👍👍

Jun 21st, 2020, 13:50	#1
DaleBruce123 New Member Last Online: Jan 27th, 2022 19:05 Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: ML67UP	Anti skid service Hi, can anyone help with an anti skid service on my 2006 V70. i would like to know what it is and how to repair. Seen videos on youtube but this involves taking off the steering wheel is this correct.

Jun 21st, 2020, 16:47	#3
Thekilt Senior Member Last Online: Yesterday 15:44 Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Wareham	Silly question but is the steering wheel at 12 o clock when driving straight? That kicks it off too. __________________ Current: Tesla Model S 75D Ex: Jaguar XF Sportbrake white 2.2d sport, Volvo V50 T5, Volvo V70 T5, V40 T2 2.0 Inscription 2016

Jun 21st, 2020, 15:52	#2
palwing Member Last Online: Sep 10th, 2023 19:32 Join Date: May 2007 Location: OneBoat	Hi. No it doesn’t always mean the steering wheel sensor is at fault. It can be many things including a low battery voltage. If you can get the codes read, that will give you a clue. However, my problem was a corroded ABS reluctor ring on the front left wheel. Fairly easy and a cheap fix. Worth checking the abs rings and sensors first as they are the cheapest. Oh, also the front hub bolts can loosen too causing problems. Easy to check. Just pop out the centre caps on the wheels and check the tightness of the centre bolt. I am sure there are others who will know more. Good luck.

Jun 21st, 2020, 22:34	#4
PRainbow Junior Member Last Online: Aug 29th, 2020 13:16 Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells	My one was the CEM Electrical connection (the ECU). On the C30 2.0d they on above the passenger feet. Wiggled some connection blocks around a bit and so far problem not returned. It’s a myriad of things, so I started with cheapest & easiest first!

Jun 24th, 2020, 22:19	#5
DaleBruce123 New Member Last Online: Jan 27th, 2022 19:05 Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: ML67UP	thanks guys for your help, i am new to this forum stuff so i hope im doing the right thing and this is a thank you to 3 dudes who answered my question 👍👍👍

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