Explorer ABS Problem Diag with Cheap Tools - Automotive Education

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Using the low-cost, affordable, tools we talked about in the previous video, we are going to diagnose the ABS and Traction Control issue with this 2010 Ford Explorer.
I made this video because I want to disprove the notion that diagnosing these systems cannot be done without high end scan tools and electrical engineer level education. The principles are simple and you can do these same tests with the equipment from our last video.

[@SouthMainAuto]

Good tactic going for the circuit code to verify wiring integrity without any other tests. If you want to use your meter to check WSS output on the good one you should be able to measure the frequency (hz) of the signal but that would be about it with out a scope to "see" the signal. Again great quick and dirty way to verify!

[@DIYAutoHomeschool]

Thank you sir, I appreciate the comment and idea. I'll have to try it out. I still don't like not having the scope on my Verus. Been a long time fan of your channel, you're a true credit to the profession.

[@ZackeryNgu]

Thank you. Excellent and informative, good visualization of issues at hand.

[@joshgoff6238]

Thank you so much for this video....you've saved me so much money.....keep on keeping on

[@DR34343]

I just checked for voltage on the female portion of the wheel speed sensor connector both right and left and I got no reading

[@ethanwall3083]

Hey that’s my car😁

[@tysonstightlines3082]

Who is this fishing stud you speak of?

[@tysonstightlines3082]

Lol

[@DIYAutoHomeschool]

I was in a hurry to get to work and didn't get a chance to add the link in.

[@tysonstightlines3082]

DIY Auto Homeschool I figured lol. Just giving you a hard time. I like the video. Good layout and progression in the tutorial.