ABS Issue C1175
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A broken/missing ring or a bad sensor seem to be the top two causes for C1175. The check engine light is also caused by the ABS issue.
I would visually inspect the sensor ring first because this costs nothing if you do it yourself.
I recently replaced my left-rear ABS sensor with a 'Duralast' sensor from Autozone for than $60 - with lifetime warranty.
Testing a sensor is tricky because the ABS controller will turn off the drive signal to any sensor that does not produce proper output voltage. Don't be misled thinking you have a bad ABS controller as this is normal! I was chasing what I thought was an intermittent ABS control module when the real issue was the ABS sensor.
I would visually inspect the sensor ring first because this costs nothing if you do it yourself.
I recently replaced my left-rear ABS sensor with a 'Duralast' sensor from Autozone for than $60 - with lifetime warranty.
Testing a sensor is tricky because the ABS controller will turn off the drive signal to any sensor that does not produce proper output voltage. Don't be misled thinking you have a bad ABS controller as this is normal! I was chasing what I thought was an intermittent ABS control module when the real issue was the ABS sensor.
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