ABS controller fuse - where? - Page 5

griston64 · Mar 30th, 2024, 16:19

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Originally Posted by DeanH

Well I got the sensor replaced today, what a job that was...

Sadly it didn't entirely fix the issue as there is now a code 1-5-2 for the RHS. Confirmed with a multimeter. I think I was over excited and didn't read the instructions for the code reader properly. Pressing the button once only returns the first code logged.

Now to do it all again!

Edit: removing the disc also highlighted I'm missing the backing plate. My caliper is in poor condition too, one slider seized and the piston rubber is on its last legs.

Worth replacing the whole lot while you are there

DeanH · Mar 30th, 2024, 17:17

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Originally Posted by griston64

Worth replacing the whole lot while you are there

Yes, I'll be swapping the caliper over for a spare I have in good condition. I will come back to the brake shield later on, the priority is getting it MOT'd.

J liddy · Mar 30th, 2024, 18:42

Well you got one side done now the other side should go better not a nice job in this weather unless you're in a nice warm building .my work is done outside on the drive in warmer weather hopefully .

J liddy · Mar 30th, 2024, 18:47

Yes I have replaced both front dust guards. I used a small coal chizel to start the bolts off as I had no gas blow lamp .but got there in the end also had to get a garage to replace some of copper brake line it was totally sized at the brake hose joint

DeanH · Mar 30th, 2024, 20:27

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Originally Posted by J liddy

Well you got one side done now the other side should go better not a nice job in this weather unless you're in a nice warm building .my work is done outside on the drive in warmer weather hopefully .

Glorious weather here today. 14 degrees and sunshine. Plenty for me.

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Originally Posted by J liddy

Yes I have replaced both front dust guards. I used a small coal chizel to start the bolts off as I had no gas blow lamp .but got there in the end also had to get a garage to replace some of copper brake line it was totally sized at the brake hose joint

Blow lamp was a vital tool today. Lots of fittings seized. I managed to loosen the dust shield bolts to save myself some effort next time.

J liddy · Mar 31st, 2024, 07:16

A job well done so you rela Ed the front suspension strut too??

DeanH · Apr 12th, 2024, 13:29

Second sensor defeated and the code blinks 1-1-1 so all good. Just need to charge the battery and take it for a test drive. Whilst drifting the old sensor out I accidentally flattened one tooth a little, hopefully the signal isn't too badly interrupted.

Edit: Hmmm, as soon as I cycled the ignition the code returned.

1-5-2 Right front wheel sensor: open circuit or short-circuit to battery voltage.

No resistance reading with the multimeter. Either dead out of the box or I broke it whilst fitting.

J liddy · Apr 18th, 2024, 06:53

Reviewing this post .did you get both ABS sensors fixed now ?

DeanH · Apr 18th, 2024, 12:32

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Originally Posted by J liddy

Reviewing this post .did you get both ABS sensors fixed now ?

Not yet. The replacement sensor came yesterday, I plugged it in without fitting and the light went out. The weathers good tomorrow and I've got the day off so hopefully I'll get it done.

J liddy · Apr 18th, 2024, 21:07

Good luck hope everything goes well ..should do with one done already

Apr 12th, 2024, 13:29	#47
DeanH Member Last Online: Today 19:44 Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Huddersfield	Second sensor defeated and the code blinks 1-1-1 so all good. Just need to charge the battery and take it for a test drive. Whilst drifting the old sensor out I accidentally flattened one tooth a little, hopefully the signal isn't too badly interrupted. Edit: Hmmm, as soon as I cycled the ignition the code returned. 1-5-2 Right front wheel sensor: open circuit or short-circuit to battery voltage. No resistance reading with the multimeter. Either dead out of the box or I broke it whilst fitting. Last edited by DeanH; Apr 12th, 2024 at 15:08.

Mar 30th, 2024, 18:42	#43
J liddy Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:07 Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Stoke on trent	Well you got one side done now the other side should go better not a nice job in this weather unless you're in a nice warm building .my work is done outside on the drive in warmer weather hopefully .

Mar 30th, 2024, 18:47	#44
J liddy Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:07 Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Stoke on trent	Yes I have replaced both front dust guards. I used a small coal chizel to start the bolts off as I had no gas blow lamp .but got there in the end also had to get a garage to replace some of copper brake line it was totally sized at the brake hose joint

Mar 31st, 2024, 07:16	#46
J liddy Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:07 Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Stoke on trent	A job well done so you rela Ed the front suspension strut too??

Apr 18th, 2024, 06:53	#48
J liddy Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:07 Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Stoke on trent	Reviewing this post .did you get both ABS sensors fixed now ?

Apr 18th, 2024, 21:07	#50
J liddy Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:07 Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Stoke on trent	Good luck hope everything goes well ..should do with one done already

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