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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Sir Tigger KC on 12 March 2022, 17:57:16
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The ABS light is on in the V70. Sigh... ::)
My code reader says: ABS-0021 Right front wheel sensor. Faulty signal.
Is that the offside or the nearside? IE The right side as I'm sat in the car looking out or looking at the car from the front. ???
TIA! :y
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driver side (RHD) , off side
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Ta muchly! :y
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It was the drivers side that went on my V70 too. Before looking too deeply at it I bought a sensor[can't recall price but cheap enough]and a pair[because they were only £6 the pair]of the rings.Turned out it was just the sensor so the rings are "in stock" if I ever need them.
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New sensor ordered. :y
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New sensor turned up. :y
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New sensor not fitted yet ;D
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New sensor not fitted yet ;D
Not yet. Didn't notice it on the mat until late this arvo. ::)
I bet you wish you could get stuff delivered from Ebay so quickly! :P
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New sensor not fitted yet ;D
Not yet. Didn't notice it on the mat until late this arvo. ::)
I bet you wish you could get stuff delivered from Ebay so quickly! :P
Damn right. Although some trim clips arrived next day earlier this week. Mind you, that wasn't from egay ;D
When it comes to egay, I only seem able to order from sellers who "had to go to hospital" or "had an accident" or such lame excuses ;D.
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New sensor fitted. :y
ABS light came back on! >:(
I cleared the code and tried again, but the light came back on and now I have a new code. ::)
ABS-0115 Communication between control modules. Communication with the steering angle sensor. Signal missing.
So I cleared that and when the lights came back on checked again and this time had the original code again. ::) :-\
ABS-0022 Right front wheel sensor. Faulty signal.
Sigh.. :-\
ABS is great! :y Until it goes wrong then it's a complete bastard! >:( :D
On the upside the Traction Control is no longer playing silly buggers, so that's an improvement, and means the car is more usable. ::)
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What condition is the reluctor ring in?
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They are also known for dry solder joints in the ABS module,but that is a d.i.y. repair so not expensive if that's the cause.
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What condition is the reluctor ring in?
No idea. :-\
Judging by the position of the sensor I assume it lurks behind the disc, so it's a caliper/disc off job to check it? ??? :-\ ::)
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They are also known for dry solder joints in the ABS module,but that is a d.i.y. repair so not expensive if that's the cause.
Thanks Baza, that's reassuring as ABS modules can be very expensive! :)
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Elliott Alvis on YouTube documents a similar issue with his V70R.
Not a straight forward fix.
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Reluctor ring is on drive shaft just after the outer CV joint[on the phase 1 cars anyway]so just inboard or the steering knuckle/hub,you can see it by simply jacking the car up but easier if you remove the wheel.
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Thanks Baza! :y
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If you need a slightly clearer view of the ring remove the centre bolt from the end of the drive shaft[use a glamorous assistant of choice to stand on the brake pedal while you undo/remove this]then push/tap the drive shaft inwards-it won't fall out of the hub-and rotate the hub while looking at the ring.Then unless replacing the ring simply pull the drive shaft back fully into the hub and replace the bolt[technically you should use a new bolt]replace wheel and you're good to go.