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Following the appearance of the ABS warning light on the dashboard, I connected the vehicle to a diagnostic tool which indicated "faulty right rear sensor"

I use a 3/4 ratchet, an extension and a 10mm socket

I chose a Delphi brand ABS sensor
    • Following the appearance of the ABS warning light on the dashboard, I connected the vehicle to a diagnostic tool which indicated "faulty right rear sensor"

    • I use a 3/4 ratchet, an extension and a 10mm socket

    • I chose a Delphi brand ABS sensor

  2. 
Locate the rear sensor

The sensor is held in place by a 10mm hex screw

The sensor is held in place by a 10mm hex screw
    • Locate the rear sensor

    • The sensor is held in place by a 10mm hex screw

  3. 
Remove the screw

Pull the sensor towards you

Follow the sensor cable and locate the electrical terminal
    • Remove the screw

    • Pull the sensor towards you

    • Follow the sensor cable and locate the electrical terminal

    • Lift the tab and unplug the electrical outlet

  4. 
Remove the cable from its housing

Remove the cable from its housing
    • Remove the cable from its housing

  5. 
Compare the two sensors

Replace the new sensor

Tighten the 10 mm screw
    • Compare the two sensors

    • Replace the new sensor

    • Tighten the 10 mm screw

  6. 
Replace the cable in its housings

Then reconnect the electrical outlet
    • Replace the cable in its housings

    • Then reconnect the electrical outlet

    • To remove the fault code there are two solutions:

    • Clear the fault code with your diagnostic tool

    • Turn on the ignition for 10 seconds, start and drive 100 meters above 30 km/h

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