Willy Eckerslike
New Member
Just done it myself, land rover won't supply just the abs sensor, but they are available. Make sure you clean the area thoroughly before taking out the sensor. It's quite hard to fit the sensor back through the gap in the hub housing but it does go with a bit of persuasion.
I was told by dealer my front right sensor was off but when i changed it abs lights still on, old sensor still reads alright as well. Traction control and abs still work though.
I was told by dealer my front right sensor was off but when i changed it abs lights still on, old sensor still reads alright as well. Traction control and abs still work though.
Willy Eckerslike
New Member
Last one i got was £ 25 from "2nd gear" a land rover breakers near where i live, it disconnects just under the master brake cylinder on the right inner wing or next to the abs block on the left inner wing, follow the wire up from the sensor through the grommet in the wing and you will find the connector. If you can't find a sensor i have one that tests ok but i did change it though i'm not convinced this was the fault,
You can try it if you wish.
You can try it if you wish.
Willy Eckerslike
New Member
Willy Eckerslike
New Member
Please do, one thing to do before hand just out of interest, find some mud and try your abs and traction control.
scotty15
New Member
Hi guys
Had same fault with my Discovery 2 2000W td5 gs, had all the tc abs and hdc lights come on i tested all the sensors they were all ok. so had it on my local independent lr centre DLS, computer and it was the front rh sensor faulty and they supplyed me with a new sensor which was from britpart part number TAR 100060.But after I replaced the sensor I had to have the fault light reset it does'nt reset itself and not had problem since.
Hope this was helpful
Scotty
Had same fault with my Discovery 2 2000W td5 gs, had all the tc abs and hdc lights come on i tested all the sensors they were all ok. so had it on my local independent lr centre DLS, computer and it was the front rh sensor faulty and they supplyed me with a new sensor which was from britpart part number TAR 100060.But after I replaced the sensor I had to have the fault light reset it does'nt reset itself and not had problem since.
Hope this was helpful
Scotty
Willy Eckerslike
New Member
No they will stay on but you will be able to tell for definate if the ABS is working or not, this will help identify the problemguinness said:
Willy Eckerslike
New Member
PM me and will give you a call
scotty15
New Member
Hi
I checked all the fuses on mine but everything was ok.There it a fault that lr told me about which is the wiring along the top of the chassis could become faulty and there is a replacement wiring loom just for the abs sensors but you can check the wiring from the multi plug underneath the cooling system expansion tank to the abs sensors at the back.but you will have to get the disco on a diagnostic check so the computer can be reset what ever you do.But anything you disconect with the ignition on will show as a fault on the computer because I had 10 faults because i had the ignition on.
Scotty
I checked all the fuses on mine but everything was ok.There it a fault that lr told me about which is the wiring along the top of the chassis could become faulty and there is a replacement wiring loom just for the abs sensors but you can check the wiring from the multi plug underneath the cooling system expansion tank to the abs sensors at the back.but you will have to get the disco on a diagnostic check so the computer can be reset what ever you do.But anything you disconect with the ignition on will show as a fault on the computer because I had 10 faults because i had the ignition on.
Scotty
