Important:
• Inspect the toothed sensor rings for missing and/or inspect for
cracked teeth. Missing and/or damaged teeth can result in poor sensor signals. • Toothed sensor rings should show no evidence of contact with the
wheel speed sensor. Determine the cause and correct if contact is evident. • Excessive runout of the sensor ring can cause erratic wheel speed
sensor signals. Replace the wheel bearing and/or replace the front hub if
any signs of sensor ring runout is evident.
The front wheel speed sensor ring is an integral part of the front hub. Remove the front brake rotor from the front hub to inspect the sensor ring. The front hub must be replaced when replacing the sensor ring. Refer to Front Wheel Hub, Bearing, and Seal Replacement in Front Suspension.
Important:
• Inspect the toothed sensor rings for missing and/or damaged teeth.
Missing and/or damaged teeth can result in erratic sensor signals. • Toothed sensor rings should show no evidence of contact with the
rear axle wheel speed sensor. Determine the cause and correct if contact is
evident. • Excessive runout of the sensor ring can cause erratic wheel speed
sensor signals. Replace the rear drive axle if signs of runout are evident.
The rear axle speed sensor ring is an integral part of the rear drive axle. Replace the rear drive axle when replacing the sensor ring. Refer to Wheel Drive Shaft Replacement in Wheel Drive Shafts.