Installed New Front Hub/Bearing. Now ABS light stays on..lol what the heck!

[JGBuick]

Yes, Drivers side. It comes up from under the wheel well and joins into the main trunk of wires. Hard to tell what's under all that plastic and tape.

Perhaps it's not wise to cut the lines too close. Anyhow... what they SHOULD have done was make a termination plug that attached to a bracket and then a person could unplug it and replace the whole line to the wheel hub in about two mins... Crazy.

 

[BuickGirlFromMars]

Yes, Drivers side. It comes up from under the wheel well and joins into the main trunk of wires. Hard to tell what's under all that plastic and tape.

Perhaps it's not wise to cut the lines too close. Anyhow... what they SHOULD have done was make a termination plug that attached to a bracket and then a person could unplug it and replace the whole line to the wheel hub in about two mins... Crazy.

Thats what My car has 😀 I dont know if I posted the white weather packs earlier but yeah they did that for park avenue lol

do you own a seam ripper/cutter? like sewing. that is good for openign up a harness. if you cant physically reach it where its at, you should either move up stream or undo the harness and bring it top side so you can work comfortably on it

 

[BuickGirlFromMars]

 

[JGBuick]

Thats what My car has 😀 I dont know if I posted the white weather packs earlier but yeah they did that for park avenue lol

do you own a seam ripper/cutter? like sewing. that is good for openign up a harness. if you cant physically reach it where its at, you should either move up stream or undo the harness and bring it top side so you can work comfortably on it

No... But I suppose it's pretty straight forward. On another note...without a scan tool, I suppose I'm just looking for continuity. ??

What is the percentage of issues with these "Front to back"? Meaning.... are these ABS failures more likely to happen in the front? Or, rear?

 

[BuickGirlFromMars]

No... But I suppose it's pretty straight forward. On another note...without a scan tool, I suppose I'm just looking for continuity. ??

What is the percentage of issues with these "Front to back"? Meaning.... are these ABS failures more likely to happen in the front? Or, rear?

AC voltage
Continiuity could work if you want to do that first. AC voltage will and I would still find out before its done

 

[HotZ28]

What is the percentage of issues with these "Front to back"? Meaning.... are these ABS failures more likely to happen in the front? Or, rear?

The front is more likely to fail due the turning of the front suspension!