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Old 04-21-2006, 02:45 PM
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wheel speed sensor location 97 GTP

I have the all too common problem of ABS and Tire Pressure Lights staying on after a tire rotation. Where are the speed sensors located at? I know near the wheel but was is the best way to examine them?
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Re: wheel speed sensor location 97 GTP

The wheel sensor is part of the wheel hub/bearing assembly. Just look on the backside of the hub and you'll see the sole electrical connector or follow the only wiring harness along the lower control to where it ends at the hub.



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Re: wheel speed sensor location 97 GTP

Thanks bnaylor3400:

The rear drivers came uplugged. You're a big help through this forum. Keep up the good work!
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