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Testing Active ABS sensor
Testing Active ABS sensor
I’m having some trouble diagnosing a customers abs problem, it’s on a Nissan Micra K12, 2009.
The fault code is C102F=Right Rear Sensor—open/short circuit, live data shows no output on that wheel, 1st I removed the working left rear sensor and connected it to the o/s/r but the fault code didn’t change, next I removed the abs multiplug and checked both cables for continuity back to the 2 pin connector and both tested ok. Next I removed the complete abs unit and sent it away for service/repairs, got a call back from the repair company that it’s tested ok with no faults. Once I get it back on the car can you please advise me what Pico settings and connections I need to check the system out properly I’m going to connect and practice to the good known sensor 1st with the Pico. Any help appreciated.
The fault code is C102F=Right Rear Sensor—open/short circuit, live data shows no output on that wheel, 1st I removed the working left rear sensor and connected it to the o/s/r but the fault code didn’t change, next I removed the abs multiplug and checked both cables for continuity back to the 2 pin connector and both tested ok. Next I removed the complete abs unit and sent it away for service/repairs, got a call back from the repair company that it’s tested ok with no faults. Once I get it back on the car can you please advise me what Pico settings and connections I need to check the system out properly I’m going to connect and practice to the good known sensor 1st with the Pico. Any help appreciated.
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Steve Smith
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Re: Testing Active ABS sensor
Hi Steve, thank you for the post
Could you take a look here viewtopic.php?p=103835#p103835
Take care.......Steve
Could you take a look here viewtopic.php?p=103835#p103835
Take care.......Steve