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Abs speed sensor help!!
New to the forums! I was wondering if I'd need to bleed any lines after removing the speed sensor located at the top of my differential housing?
My rear anti-lock light is also on... Was told could be the sensor has metal fragments stuck to it due to it bing a magnet...don't know much about abs if the sensor trick don't work I gotta take it in! 1995 Toyota 4runner 4wd 3.0l v6 Almost 94,000 miles |
You shouldn't have to bleed anything. Just pull the sensor and replace. Do your brakes feel off?
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Alright thanks! I wasn't to sure when I saw oil leaking as I removed the bolt to hold it down. ( prolly the differential oil)
And yes it feel like it has a little to much play kinda sensitive... But I redid the front rotors, calipers, pads, brake lines. I also tookthe back drums apart just cleaned the dust and adjusted them. Mayb I gotta bleed them better?? |
Yup. If your brakes are squishy after maintenance, you've got air in there somewhere. Bleed them again.
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