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Honda Accord - Front ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Replacement - 2008-2017
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2021
- ABS, VSA, and BRAKE lights on? Read your codes abs you will find multiple issues from wheel speed sensor to ABS module low voltage. But start by checking the wheel speed sensors. They have a wire that becomes brittle and causes all these codes. Since the sensor is like $12 on Amazon it’s a quick simple fix and will most likely get rid of all your codes and lights as those other symptoms are all a result of this one small issue. This video shows how I replaced the Front Left ABS Wheel Speed Sensor on a 2009 Honda Accord EX, which has the same ABS Wheel Speed Sensor as all 2008-2017 8th & 9th generations Honda Accords. Replace which ever side or sides the codes tell you are bad. Use a code reader or just have the codes read at Autozone. Don't address any ABS codes other than these sensors until you fix the sensors. Often the other ABS Module codes will be resolved by fixing the damaged/disconnected sensor.
Although the work performed in the video was specifically on a 2009 Accord EX Sedan, yours will be very similar.
This video and the description here are for informational purposes only. They are reference to my efforts and knowledge of the subject. It is not a complete guide or the authority on the procedure! If you are unsure about your ability to do the work, please find a professional to teach you or to do it for you. Remember as with all Do It Yourself (DIY) YOU alone bear all the risk when working on your own car. You can injure yourself or others while performing work itself and even as a result of your work!
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Tools: 10mm Socket
Socket Wrench
Parts:
1 Front Left - SKP SK695890 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor
Here is the amazon link to the sensor used in the video:
amzn.to/3u1sz2z
Usually the code will tell you which side(s) to replace ... or/and
1 Front Right - SKP SK970194 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor
The right sensor wasn't available on amazon but here is one at Rock Auto:
www.rockauto.c...
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spent $900.00 on having a shop replace both front sensors and 2 weeks later my lights came back on. Should have tackled this job myself and saved my money. Thank you for this video.
you got scammed dude, 900 bucks? like wtf?
@@santiel1yeah man that’s crazy! They probably replaced them using cheap Amazon sensors
Scammed and brainless. Take it back and make them fix it for free. Take a handgun just in case they say it’s not their problem bc YES IT IS
Thank you! I just put a replacement ABS on after my mechanic friend replaced the wheel bearing complete hub assembly. Your video was so helpful in allowing me to do it myself. Also, I would def. take the wheel off in order to get the ABS cable strung around properly, tightly getting it into the various groove/holder spots.
So glad to hear that! And thank you!!
My sensor doesn't lay flush on the driver side it goes in about 3/4 could the bearing be bad
Plugged my $80 Amazon scan tool in and it immediately told me the code and pointed me towards this fix. Problem solved for $50 (price of the part) 👍🏼
what was it
Is it the same for the rear
You are awesome man. Let me try to fix it by myself
What lights did the car had on
Abs and traction control lights on.
What does it mean when the sensor does not lay flush I looked into the sensor hole with a flash light an could see I think is the bearing I'm thinking my bearings weren't push far enough idk I checked my passager side sensor an it lays flush do you know what might be the problem
same issue
Can you perhaps tell me where the 2008 honda accord located please
its the same for accords from 2008-2013
Great video!! Simple
Do you think it’s my sensors I need to replace? I have( Vsa/brake/abs )lights on I have 12 accord
That’s what it is for my 17 accord. You can get the code checked at an auto parts store and figure out which wheel sensor is malfunctioning
@swisscheez5509 Did you ever figure out the problem I’m having the same issue with my 12 accord ?
@@dsimmons3561 I had to replace abs module if you can find one it can be installed without program just find one with lil miles I found one at chuck an Eddie’s with 30k miles on it for like a 160 an got installed for 80
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@@dsimmons3561need to know too
How do you figure out what abs sensor is going bad?
You have to get in plugged into a special diagnostic computer to check it, either buy your own for a few hundred dollars - up to £10,000! or just ask your local garage to run a diagnostic only on abs, they may do it for 20 buck or even free
@@maxwellclements3253 Do you remember what code It gave? EDIT: just got scan it give me the code 38-11 and 61-11
@@maxwellclements3253 cause what im getting is abs, brake, traction control, and power steering... I don't drive too much so every few day it come up as i drive to work. Leave car alone till i come back. on the way home, it will go away.
@@KietNguyen-up9vxdid it solve your issue? I have the same lights coming on and off.
@@maxwellclements3253here in the states a scan tool that will diagnose/provide the codes for this issue and any other cost under $100. So you never have to pay a diagnostic fee. The sensor itself cost just $50 also.
What are the problems that appear on the car due to the malfunction of this sensor?
Well other. Then the light you will feel and hear a sound coming from your brake pedal and it sounds like a grinding noise
Cool video
All my brake lights are on and it feels like the brake is on a little when I’m driving and I’m not getting the gas mileage I was getting
Stuck caliper possibly
I’m hoping this will fix a transmission issue I am having.
what!
Lol, wtf!!!
Most important tip don't use that flimsy jack he used in this video
“Twist and pull out” yeah right as if mine doesnt look 50x worse and like its somehow welded to the damn knuckle
Right? Lol it makes it look very easy in the video. I tried pulling out my ABS sensor today to remove the knuckle as I was doing the lower balljoint. Fucked the abs sensor, so now I got lights on the dash. My fault though, as I could've just left the sensor inside the knuckle and took out the bolts to remove the wiring. Lesson learned
@@cliffburton6325 i was replacing my entire knuckle and hub cause the wheel bearing was not good. Thankfully new sensors are only like 30$. Since i wasnt even able to get the sensor out of my old knuckle im glad theyre cheap
@@packerman1203 Yes I too am glad they're cheap haha. The parts guy at my work quoted me about 34 bucks for a new sensor. No complaints there. Looked up this video because I wasn't sure if there was any programming / anything else needed besides the actual installation. Glad that it looks pretty easy. But next time that my balljoint(s) go I will definitely just get a whole new knuckle lol... too much work and messing around to replace the balljoint on their own. Had to get help from one of the red seals and it required lots of hammer beating, and torching to get the old one out. Poor guy hammered his thumb at one point and left a bunch of blood spots on the ground... I'll be giving him some compensation for his efforts next I see him LOL
Keeping it off makes ur car faster?
no just a sensor to tell you how fast u going
👍👍
If anyone needs to do this, just take your vehicle to a shop and don’t waste your time trying this on your own. The sensor will most likely be rusted into the knuckle and you will have to disassemble the entire knuckle to drill it out. 3 hours into this “simple” replacement and it’s just not worth the time or effort