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Old 02-06-2006, 10:24 AM
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Can anyone give me an idea where the speed sensors are? I think I'm in ABS fail safe mode and wanted to make sure the speed sensors were okay.
Old 02-06-2006, 02:26 PM
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Here ya' go Greg, if you need the complete service manual let me know.
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Here ya' go Greg, if you need the complete service manual let me know.
Damn Dave, I'll say it again... You da man!

I hope that a line is just twisted, I'm out of warranty for the sensors
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How does that sensor actually work? I'm from the honda world, where the speed sensor is in the transmission. Its a actual gear that spins as the transmission spins.... btw, is it only on 1 wheel?
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How does that sensor actually work? I'm from the honda world, where the speed sensor is in the transmission. Its a actual gear that spins as the transmission spins.... btw, is it only on 1 wheel?
I want to say its all four wheels.
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Originally Posted by JPsZ
How does that sensor actually work? I'm from the honda world, where the speed sensor is in the transmission. Its a actual gear that spins as the transmission spins.... btw, is it only on 1 wheel?
A transmission based speed sensor is for reporting the vehicle speed. The four wheel-based speed sensors on the Z are also used to control ABS, VDC and TCS.
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would these be considered power train warranty (60k miles)?
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would these be considered power train warranty (60k miles)?
I called and asked about it and they told me no they aren't covered. I wanted to make sure the wires are correct, etc. Whatever I need to do. I don't want to bring my car to them to mess around with it and screw me over.
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