407 ABS fault

[pogo001]

Hi.
I recently intended to change my front wheel bearing. On inspection, the noise wasnt the bearing, but stupidly damaged the abs sensor. I have installed a new one, admittedly, a cheap fleabay item.
Before I did any work, the ESP light would come on occasionally, but NEVER the abs warning light.
Since I put the new sensor in, the abs has worked, but generally doesnt, and the warning light is on. I have a cheap code reader, and have disconnected battery, cleared faults (P1599) but the abs warning is still on.
Can anyone shed any light on this problem before I start stripping everything out again?

[elma]

Check the resistance of the new sensor would be my first place to look. If it's a cheap ebay one it could be out of spec. After that it's outside my experience, I'd be asking too.

[pogo001]

Good idea, but do you have any idea of what the resistance should be? If not, Ill check the other side first.

[elma]

Not sure the values but the above video should explain all.

[pogo001]

Ill give that a try too. Thanks.

[elma]

Hope it is helpful, my internet is struggling so much I can't watch it myself.

I'm sure if you google 407 abs sensor resistance you will get a value.

I'm trying to work and look at the forum on a satellite connection and for the last couple of days it's been quite poor so I can do the bear minimum.

[demag]

If you disconnected the battery don't you have to do a bsi reset on that model?

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[Peugeot_Russ]

Get a new genuine peugeot planet lexia system from ebay (easydiagnostics.co.uk) sells the best ones. Do a scan and check the characterization of the fault. It could be a simple issue of a cheap sensor vs. genuine peugeot or german made sensor for the 407s.

or if you find a garage/dealer/person who has the genuine peugeot planet, then give them a check. i