2004 4Runner, V8 Limited
I initially had a steering issue which I discovered was the u-joint on the intermediate shaft.
Once I got to replacing that I realized I needed to place both CV-shafts.
Then I realized I had to replace both calipers.
Then I had to replace the hydraulic tubes from the calipers.
All this lead to about 10-days with the vehicle non-operating.
So after all these items had been replaced, I took it for a spin.
At low speeds the slip indicator light came on and the automatic breaking system (ABS) started engaging. I drove it down the driveway (about 400 ft) and back.
So I am thinking I damaged the speed sensor (1 or both) or the wire harness.
I haven't pulled the speed sensors to determine if they actually are damaged.
If it isn't apparent by looking at the sensors, any ideas on how to deermine what is damaged?
Thanks,
Michael
I initially had a steering issue which I discovered was the u-joint on the intermediate shaft.
Once I got to replacing that I realized I needed to place both CV-shafts.
Then I realized I had to replace both calipers.
Then I had to replace the hydraulic tubes from the calipers.
All this lead to about 10-days with the vehicle non-operating.
So after all these items had been replaced, I took it for a spin.
At low speeds the slip indicator light came on and the automatic breaking system (ABS) started engaging. I drove it down the driveway (about 400 ft) and back.
So I am thinking I damaged the speed sensor (1 or both) or the wire harness.
I haven't pulled the speed sensors to determine if they actually are damaged.
If it isn't apparent by looking at the sensors, any ideas on how to deermine what is damaged?
Thanks,
Michael