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Tempted to buy these and fit some grommets where it needs to clip up if 400mm is long enough - Wabco
P38A ABS & TC lights
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alanlucas
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Nope needs to be 1090mm and doesn't work on a 60 tooth reluctor ring
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From memory, that's not long enough.
I have a spare pair of cheapy ones that I can measure for you when I get home if you like?
I have a spare pair of cheapy ones that I can measure for you when I get home if you like?
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Bet they are made in China
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Just ordered a couple of cheapies for the rears they already sent out the wrong ones last week so don’t bode well will post when fitted and tested
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I'm confused now, reading the above. Do you still need measurements?
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My experience with aftermarket sensors differs from Datatek's, in my experience they have lasted anywhere between 1 month and 6 months a piece. God knows why as there are no moving parts to wear out. They all have ended up going open circuit sooner or later. Its only a magnet and a coil inside.
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Hi there, no I don't - I've measured an old front one and its 1090mm but the book says 1100mm. I guess they are measuring from the tip of the socket to the centre of the stainless steel casing.I'm confused now, reading the above. Do you still need measurements?
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quote from rangerovers.net :-
https://www.rangerovers.net/threads/abs-sensor-failures.316442/
https://www.rangerovers.net/threads/abs-sensor-failures.316442/
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Good post. I dread mine failing. I've had them out a few times but they're original and now 27 years old ... the old ones are the best!
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Mine would have still been working fine 22 years later if I hadn't had to destroy them to renew the bloody balljoints after the MOT fail.
The only thing I can surmise is that the coil windings must break easily on the aftermarket ones if the sensor measures zero ohms with a multimeter - maybe the cheapo coil can't cope with prolonged vibration - there's no excessive current or voltage to burn it out.
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Fronts are £190 each nowadays - crazy price
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Replaced the rear right sensor have got a new one for the left if needed but still getting abs traction lights on dash here’s the latest lot of results but nanocom says no faults
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Now seems the fronts aren’t picking up any wheel speeds one new sensor on front aswell cheers as to where to go now
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No errors? Pushed all the way in?
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That’s what the nanocom says I can’t work that out there must be errors somewhere
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Never used a nanocom but why is it reporting vast differences between wheels in wheel speed ?
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Well it was now nothing on the fronts will wait for rain to stop then go and push fronts in bit to make sure
