ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Diagnostics
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- A VRS type wheel speed sensor will typically have a bias voltage riding underneath the AC sign wave. In this video we learn how to use this bias voltage to find opens and shorts in the circuit.
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Hey Paul geetings man i just learn last week that to test if the 5v is a bias voltage just hook up an incandescent test light to ground and touch that wire if it drops is a bias just using the test light as a buffer. OUTSTANDING VIDEO MAN GOD BLESS
Thanks for the tip. It's easy to forget about the simple checks.
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Bias voltage tug test is perfect. Used this technique on a very similar situation on 16 Dodge Dart. Funny that the butt connector outlasted the soldered repair. I think it’s sometimes very hard to get a perfect solder on very small gauge wires like abs wires but I still believe a perfect solder repair should last longer than a butt connector. To each their own! Great learning as usual!
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Bias voltage seems to be the root of onboard diagnostics.
Cool stuff.
Thanks for sharing this lesson! Knowing your circuit is key to testing for faults.
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4. I learned more about regenerative braking and that it has nothing to do with the brakes
There was more and that was just from you!
Great to meet you too my friend. Sorry we didn't get to talk much outside of the class, but great class indeed PJ. Thanks again!
Nice find as usual Paul!
These GM's are bad at the ABS harness flex points going to the front suspension, fixed so many I can't count. They sell the harness for $28 or so last time I did one. Not even worth fixing unless it's past the connector, which is rare.
Bias voltage is a great tool that often gets overlooked!
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Perfect timing for this video... Wife's Jeep Wrangler has a front right wheel sensor fault... Was gonna get under there and look at the wiring, Now I will look for a bias voltage to help troubleshoot!!! Thank you!
Depending on the year, your speed sensor is different. It is a magneto resistive type and they use a 12v supply to it. Here is how you test those..
czcams.com/video/LKJWkAGMOfQ/video.html
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Thanks Paul, James, Caleb. Great video
I've been using this method for years love it.
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Great video as always Paul, appreciate all you do.
Love the video, short, fun, and great diagnostic skills 👏👌👍
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Great video Paul, the explanation was helpful to us weekend guys!
Great test and always my go to for sensor reporting issues! Thanks for this quick gem Paul!! I missed you guys this year at ASTE but as soon as I’m caught up on work I definitely plan on getting back out to another training event!
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Love this!!
cool using bias voltage great idea
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New to your channel and lovin it! Please pardon my ignorance but what is the diagnostic software you are using to watch the sensor voltages?
I believe I was using the Snap-on Verus Edge in this video. There are certainly less expensive tools out there that can do the same thing for you. Thank you and welcome to the channel!
Hey Boss, I’ve seen many broken wires without insulation damage on CZcams. How do those wires get damaged? Respect.
Movement and flex of a wire over time breaks off the individual strands of wires while leaving the wiring insulation untouched. It is crazy the first time you see it.
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This video was about Bias Voltage, do wiring diagrams show bias voltage? I don't ever remember seeing it on any wiring diagrams.
No and manufacturer service information doesn't share that either!
I’m glad I have ac in my shop screw all that sweating…..
I have a 1993 cadillac deville 4.9l, My anti-lock light is on after I changed all abs sensor on the car and I drove it and the light is still on. My opinion is that it's a bad abs relay switch not the hydraulic unit. I don't know kno where's the abs relay switch is located at...can you please give me some information.
I'm fighting a WSS sensor problem on a GM right now, both sides have the ability to send a signal with OEM known good, but every replacement I've gotten is a dud. Mind boggling, maybe I'm missing something..
Hey I thought I'd reach out for some possible help. 2010 peugeot 3008 2.0 hdi I'm suspecting it's got a dickie ecu. Throttle goes dead but comes back after a few seconds. Replacement pedal didn't help. Reset the ecu and it was OK for a day or two. I'm suspecting the drivers in ecu are faulty. What is your thoughts
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Replaced my 02 Jeep WJ RR sensor (failure code), once replaced I got a (Continuity Failure). Trying to find the issue now.
check the wiring real close, especially right at the connector
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Hopefully the new wiring repairs look better than the old ones. Yikes
Or the car itself
Funny how easy it is to forget about the bias voltage…!!
when you know things look easy
do the wiggle watch for squiggle😁
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Paul is biased where bias voltage is concerned 🙏🏼
Cool but nobody talks about the symptoms that are caused by driving with a bad ABS or bad wheel speed sensor.
wow look at this guy poke holes in the weatherpack seal several times, a great way to allow water intrusion and corrosion, i dont care what anyone says, that method is a hack!
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It's funny how you're telling people to get the course and you'll teach them how to do this--- but you literally just taught us how to do it in the video. lol..
There are thousands of others in the courses my friend. 😉
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GM antilock systems are garbage. I've got a 13 Silverado that has low speed abs engagement. Cleaned all the rust off the mounting surfaces, made sure the signals look clean and aren't dropping out, and still it low speed engages.
Change the sensor and or wheel bearing assembly
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