1995 GMC 6.5 NA 2WD 165k My ABS warning light is intermittent and the braking is ok, slight pull to the left which I'm going to address this weekend. I'm guessing a bad sensor, assuming its not physically broken or wiring damage, how to you find the bad sensor?
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ABS sensor troubleshooting
- Thread starter Drago
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NVW
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http://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/threads/6-5-diesel-technical-library.589/#post-111592
Jump pins A & H with a paper clip, you should be able to google the code meanings.
Jump pins A & H with a paper clip, you should be able to google the code meanings.
JMJNet
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In addition, you can measure the resistance on those sensor at the electrical connector.
You probe the connector to the cable that goes into the wheel bearing.
If it is zero, that means it is bad.
Normal should be a range like 1000 ohm or some big value.
You probe the connector to the cable that goes into the wheel bearing.
If it is zero, that means it is bad.
Normal should be a range like 1000 ohm or some big value.