 Re: ABS Brakes
Have you properly had or performed the correct diagnosis to ensure the
problem is definitely with the wheel speed sensor? For safety reasons, I
would highly recommend not ignoring the problem by pulling fuses or removing
warning lights. Under the right circumstances, you might just find yourself
without brakes at all when you need them most.
Roger
"Jeff Bulach" <bulach9005@rogers.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks Ian,
>
> I think the fuse will be pulled or the ABS bulb will come out. That's to
> much trouble to fix.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Jeff
>
>
> "shiden_kai" <violet_lightening_modified@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:_ptld.213806$nl.44559@pd7tw3no...
> Jeff Bulach wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know how to change the wheel sensor for ABS brakes, on a
>> 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GT?
>
> Both the front and rear speed sensors are integral with the wheel bearing
> and hub assembly. So the basic procedure would be to: remove the brake
> caliper and rotor, (for the front) remove the large axle shaft nut, remove
> the
> three bolts that secure the wheel bearing and hub to knuckle, unplug the
> sensor wiring, remove the wheel bearing and hub from the knuckle and axle.
> Same procedure for the rear, other then the fact that there is no axle
> going
> thru the rear wheel bearing and hub assembly.
>
> Ian
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