I have seen a volvo v70 for sale, it says rear brake sensor could do
with replacing and rear disks soon. What is this rear brake sensor,
and is it costly to replace? Not some kind of expensive ABS fault is
it?
How much/labour to fix the sensor? And the disks? I am in the UK
a.n.other - 01 Mar 2006 17:31 GMT
Could be, you have not mad it very clear what sensor you mean. It could be
the pad wear indicator or the ABS pick up both jump to mind. The former
being cheap as chips, the latter being a bit dearer. As I recall £50 - £100
each. Is the ABS light behaving normally?
Is a light on the dash telling you you need brake pads?
Do you need new brake pads but have no warning light?
> I have seen a volvo v70 for sale, it says rear brake sensor could do
> with replacing and rear disks soon. What is this rear brake sensor,
> and is it costly to replace? Not some kind of expensive ABS fault is
> it?
>
> How much/labour to fix the sensor? And the disks? I am in the UK
User - 02 Mar 2006 02:22 GMT
> I have seen a volvo v70 for sale, it says rear brake sensor could do
> with replacing and rear disks soon. What is this rear brake sensor,
> and is it costly to replace? Not some kind of expensive ABS fault is
> it?
>
> How much/labour to fix the sensor? And the disks? I am in the UK
The ABS control unit is faulty. An easy bolt on. See:
http://home.earthlink.net/~vicrocha/Volvo_Parts/Volvo_V70_ABS.htm
for information; diagnosis and repair.
Bob

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