2001 ABS Light
tempfixit
03-11-2008, 10:20 AM
Friend just bought a 2001 Intrepid, the ABS light is on. My question is:
Is it a common problem with these cars that the sensors built up with rust so the sensor is to far away from the reluctor ring for proper readings??
Also I need to change the alternator belt, is it easiest to do this from the bottom of vehicle??
Thanks for suggestions
Is it a common problem with these cars that the sensors built up with rust so the sensor is to far away from the reluctor ring for proper readings??
Also I need to change the alternator belt, is it easiest to do this from the bottom of vehicle??
Thanks for suggestions
indaworx2
03-13-2008, 02:11 PM
answers:well have you checked to see what the code is? if it is a wheel speed sensor problem,then no.depending on where you are located,the usual prob is grease from the c.v. boot[outer]it has also been a problem with the axles to break the pick up ring giving an abnormal fluctuation to the generator,depends on the code and the wheel affected.re-post answers.
indaworx2
03-13-2008, 02:12 PM
oh the belts.i'm lazy,and i have back problems i change from the bottom some from the top by some people.sorry for the double reply
tempfixit
03-13-2008, 10:24 PM
Well I got the alternator/PS belt changed today. Did it from the top, everything enclosed from the bottom, what a PITA.
No I haven't had the codes checked, friend just bought the car Saturday. I will check the reluctor rings to for grease on them from shaft or if they are damaged in any form.
Thanks for the input.
No I haven't had the codes checked, friend just bought the car Saturday. I will check the reluctor rings to for grease on them from shaft or if they are damaged in any form.
Thanks for the input.
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