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Old 12-26-2016, 07:37 AM
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had abs light and dsc not available come up as soon as i set off, cleaned all sensors and rear reluctor rings and its still on , can anyone tell me the abs resistance value of the sensors, both the front are 535 and the rears are 509 and 504,
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Old 12-26-2016, 08:51 AM
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It normally looks for a pulse train not really the resistance.
 
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Fault codes are a much more efficient way to diagnose/repair than random parts replacement. More likely a harness fault in the sensor circuit but...........

You need to read the DTCs.

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Old 12-27-2016, 04:17 AM
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so here is the story, i have sdd 131 with mongoose pro and have used it many times for dtc codes but when i got the dreaded transmission surge i used it to reflash the transmission and ended up bricking the car and had to have new gem and ecu and so i am a bit reluctant to use it anymore although if im not reflashing anything and only using it for trouble code diagnosis i would have thought it would be safe enough
 
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If you use SDD just to read and clear DTC's, il should not harm
 
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