ABS sensor costs and sourcing

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Xac wrote:Roadtrip! :D
If your up for it, count me and tes in (though diesel is again a bit of a problem at the moment :( ), just been looking over Google maps looks very nice down there on satellite view.

Tips for removing a rear sensor, well IIRC allot of WD40 and small tapping with a heavy object, doesn't always work on the rears mind you, but you might get lucky, though i have a spare front sensor. if you need a front?

Ooh, there is a 10mm retaining bolt that needs removing first as well lol
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Will see when I'm free :)
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It's a lovely spot :D Well recommended for a trip!

I'll be down that way in a few weeks when the caravan goes to the New Forest for a few weeks in the school hoildays.

I want (and intend) to retire there :wink: Only 12 years to go :lol:
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Xac wrote:Will see when I'm free :)
Wooohoooo :D

well, best not get excited yet, have to wait and see what MikeT thinks first lol

(ill bring me camera hehe)
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It is a popular holiday area, plenty of places of interest, great scenery, some good beaches etc not to mention it being the retirement capital of England - well worth the trip. . You got a tent, right? 8-[
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MikeT wrote:It is a popular holiday area, plenty of places of interest, great scenery, some good beaches etc not to mention it being the retirement capital of England - well worth the trip. . You got a tent, right? 8-[
Nope Tes doesnt like tents, but ive got a Citroen Xantia 8)
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Yep i'ts definately an ABS sensor, I'd already fitted one on the other side.
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Post by MikeT »

Well I removed the rear wheel and guard to expose the sensor, traced the wiring to the top of the swingarm(?) and pulled the connector off it's mounting but could I disconnect the plug?!?!?.... No :evil: It's different to the front ones and I couldn't see how it unclips. I couldn't reseat it on the mounting either so I turned my attention to the sensor in the hope of cleaning it up but the bolt sheared on me :shock: so I gave up again.

I don't know if anyone's aware but I noticed the hub/disc wheel nut holes line up nicely with the sensor allowing the insertion of a thin bit of drift or metal rod to tap out the sensor instead of trying to pull/twist it from the inner side.
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