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Car Forum / Honda Cars / October 2005

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95 honda accord aerodeck.abs light fault.

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jazzy29 - 11 Oct 2005 13:09 GMT
Hi again,
have got codes  for fault(rear left abs sensor not dialing in)have
stripped down, cleaned wi wire brush, gleaming! checked connectors on rear
axle,all ok but still the fault is there.anybody know last chance fix or
where and how much sensor costs? honda uk want £110!!!! help!!!! cheeers.
'Curly Q. Links' - 11 Oct 2005 16:32 GMT
> Hi again,
> have got codes  for fault(rear left abs sensor not dialing in)have
> stripped down, cleaned wi wire brush, gleaming! checked connectors on rear
> axle,all ok but still the fault is there.anybody know last chance fix or
> where and how much sensor costs? honda uk want £110!!!! help!!!! cheeers.

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This is so easy. Unplug both rear sensors. Hook a multimeter to 'good'
one. Spin the wheel by hand and write down the AC voltage value. Repeat
for the 'bad' one.

Compare values. Don't even think about 'slipping it out for inspection'
since the '95 ones (at least on the Odyssey) were not tapered, and would
rust in place.

'Curly'
 
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