[W140Gill]

Re: re.. asr

Yes it will be okay for a while Peter, but it will happen again...

drk. grn 400se[B)]

Sounds like you have a dodgy pulse sensor on one or more wheels. It could have fouled up with wet leaves at this time of year.

check the wires leading to each sensor for cuts, they are succeptable to water, so if any are cut, change the wire. If this doesnt fix it, then have your mechanic remove each wheel, and clean your ABS/ASR sensor and blow out the pulse cog at each wheel with a compressor. That should clear out any sh!t thats fouling your sensor reading. Failing all the above you have a faulty sensor. They are not too difficult to replace.

 

[W140Gill]

Re: asr re-Gill

Okay Gill I will check them but I need just a little instruction as to what i'm looking at.

Can i see the wires without removing the wheels? If I take off the wheels myself where are the asr/abs sensors located?

Thanks Gill,

drk. grn. 400se

you will need to remove each wheel, the hub sensor is located behind the brake rotor

 

[W140Gill]

Re: asr re-Gill

drk. grn. 400se - 12/7/2003 4:01 PM

Gill one last question. I callled the dealer and priced the asr/abs sensors, the parts guy told me these sensors are only on the frint wheels, is that true?[?]

drk. grn. 400se.

I havent forgotten you drkgrn , I need to check this out before I answer [^]

 

[W140Gill]

E X C E L L E N T Russell

rsmcmahon - 12/10/2003 12:06 PM

Electrical Components On Front Axle And In Engine Compartment (1st Pict)


Electrical Components On Rear Axle And In Passenger Compartment (2nd Pic)

E X C E L L E N T Russell,
Thanks for your help, saves me climbing underneath the car to check in this cold weather
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