ABS EPS BAS Lights, Which sensor?
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Olmsted Twp, Ohio
Anyone know a place to get a good price on ABS wheel speed sensors?
Scan tools are so cool. I went to a friends house to borrow a scan tool. It immediately identified the Right Rear wheel as the issue, which sure beats guessing.
It reads codes that won't show on the dash display (it only shows engine codes).
I had codes C1035, C1032, C1049 which all are Right Rear ABS codes.
The tool even lets you see the speed being read from each wheel while driving. Right rear was reading 0 mph.
The answer to my original question is "You need a scan tool."
Next step is to check for a damaged wire to the Right Rear, then replace the sensor.
-wwiifirearms
Scan tools are so cool. I went to a friends house to borrow a scan tool. It immediately identified the Right Rear wheel as the issue, which sure beats guessing.
It reads codes that won't show on the dash display (it only shows engine codes).
I had codes C1035, C1032, C1049 which all are Right Rear ABS codes.
The tool even lets you see the speed being read from each wheel while driving. Right rear was reading 0 mph.
The answer to my original question is "You need a scan tool."
Next step is to check for a damaged wire to the Right Rear, then replace the sensor.
-wwiifirearms
JK Junkie
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From: Long Island, NY
The right rears have been going a lot. I've had a few changed already and have spares as well. I did manage to flex enough sandwich the wires between the bumpstop and bumpstop pad. Check for damaged wires.
There's online Mopar dealers selling the sensors for $10 per wheel. Got all 4 shipped for $50.
There's online Mopar dealers selling the sensors for $10 per wheel. Got all 4 shipped for $50.
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Olmsted Twp, Ohio
Thanks, I'll check the wire near the bump stop.
Anyone got a hint on a dealer that has them at
$10 or $50 per set? I found them (part number 52125003AB for rear) for $15.99.
No big deal because either way is cheap, but if I decide to stock up on spares I'd like to order the set for $50 rather than $72.
Thanks,
wwiifirearms
Anyone got a hint on a dealer that has them at
$10 or $50 per set? I found them (part number 52125003AB for rear) for $15.99.
No big deal because either way is cheap, but if I decide to stock up on spares I'd like to order the set for $50 rather than $72.
Thanks,
wwiifirearms
JK Freak
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Glad I was able to help out...what little help it was.
My lights are still on, but mine are because of the fronts. My ProRock 60's have a custom setup to hold the sensors near the tone rings and I don't have them installed correctly yet.
My lights are still on, but mine are because of the fronts. My ProRock 60's have a custom setup to hold the sensors near the tone rings and I don't have them installed correctly yet.
JK Freak
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posted in other portion, but this tweaked my attention
my ABS/ESP/BAS and the alarm beep code comes on BUT - when I took it to Advanced Auto to get a code (we did the check with the key dashboard code check and nothing came up), but the Advanced code came up with the letter B in front, and then said that it was the Left RearWheel Speed Sensor Circuit,,,,,,,,,,isn't the "b" a body code? I'm a bit confused with WHAT to order. The Rig drives FINE, the Cruise control does NOT come on at all, and the lights come up with the "ding" of an alarm after start up. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Thanks!