Harold 4x4
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Really? I've just been told by the dealer that the abs works on a 'default' setting...
Is he talking bollocks?
Is he talking bollocks?
3 amigos.... is there any harm?
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eightinavee
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It depends how good the info the ecu is getting,because its a safety feature it will try to give any functionality it can.Try the car on gravel or mud,you should still get ABS on the other 3 wheels.
Just be aware that in rare cases a new sensor wont fix it,I have seen cases where a new ecu was needed,the original just wasnt reading the sensor,even though it was giving a good output.
Just be aware that in rare cases a new sensor wont fix it,I have seen cases where a new ecu was needed,the original just wasnt reading the sensor,even though it was giving a good output.
teddywood1
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yes the sensors are same at the back for both sides and same at the front for both sides as yes they are ok of fleabay no problems
Harold 4x4
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I just ordered tow from feabay. £36 for two inc postage.
Here in Frogland the (st)dealer had quoted me 308 euros without tax for one.... what a bunt!!
Here in Frogland the (st)dealer had quoted me 308 euros without tax for one.... what a bunt!!
sorry my mistake, rave says abs is swithed off if two or more sensors fail
teddywood1
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mine did not need recalabrating
