Jul 30, 2011 · That was a nice discovery. To get to the sensor you have to remove the wheel/tire - I set mine under the Jeep and use it to set stuff on. Next, use a 21mm socket to remove the brake …

Jan 27, 2018 · I crawled under my jeep and sure enough the wheel speed sensor wire for my drivers front wheel is nearly cut in two. Just ordered my new wire for $16 on ebay using the part number you …

Mar 13, 2015 · Free scan at O'Reillys showed right rear wheel speed sensor. 16 dollar part and reviewing info on this forum as well as others and thankfully all is well!! Husband took off tire to get to …

Dec 11, 2009 · The front speed sensor comes with a section of wiring that is about 14 or 16" long (guesstimate) that you plug into your Jeep's wiring harness. The rear speed sensor comes with no …

Mar 31, 2015 · The most likely cause is the wheel sensor since that needs to be "touched" when installing/removing axles. Maybe it wasn't in there all the way or maybe it was dirty and then got …

Mar 14, 2018 · I can’t seem to find the part for the harness, only the actual sensor, which I don’t need. The wire got crushed in the rear bump so I need to replace it. Anyone know the part number?

Mar 2, 2013 · A couple of thoughts. Is there debris where the sensor "reads" its signal? Is the wheel bearing good? Can you confirm the signal loss by probing the wire or using a scan tool? And finally if …

Jul 5, 2012 · Recently my Jeep threw the ABS/ESP/traction control lights. I pulled the wheel speed sensor on the front driver's side and I noticed it was covered in white grease. I'm assuming this is the …

Jun 22, 2011 · Also when a unit bearing (hub bearing) is starting to go, the heat from the friction can melt the plastic sensor. Another possibility- on one of mine, the allen head bolt that held the sensor in …

Aug 11, 2011 · jack up the front end and wiggle your wheels, if theres slop, its probably your unit bearings (hub bearings) are shot my drivers side went and the increased friction from the trashed …