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Old 10-08-2020, 04:44 PM   #1
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Rear ABS wheel sensors

I have removed and cleaned the front sensors, on my 2008 Workhorse UFO chassis. I can't remove the rear sensors. I have used PB Blaster etc. They just will not pull out. Twist and pull? No luck. Anyone had this problem? or suggestions. Thanks
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Old 10-13-2020, 05:31 AM   #2
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I had a problem with my right rear ABS sensor , when I rebuilt the rear end on our Sunova . One of the studs that hold the caliper bracket sheared off and tore up the sensor and the abs ring . had to pull the hub and beat the sensor out and luckily I managed to save the abs ring by recutting the grooves with a Dremel tool . New sensor was 45 bucks at the truck parts place and all was well . I coated the new one and the other 3 old ones with a light coating of Never seize , but kept it away from the pickup end so removal would be easier another time .
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Old 10-13-2020, 10:27 AM   #3
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NCY-UFO...

Were you having problems with all the sensors or just doing preventive maintenance?
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Were you having problems with all the sensors or just doing preventive maintenance?
ABS and ATC lights are on. Cleaned front sensor but can't remove the rears.
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It's good that you are fixing the problem.

I've talked with several RVers whose ABS light were on for years. Can't believe they didn't do anything about it.
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