Please Help, ABS Light After Rotor\Bearing Swap
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Please Help, ABS Light After Rotor\Bearing Swap
Hey guys need some help,
Just swapped out my passenger side rotor\bearing on a 2007 4x2, cause I was getting some grinding noise. Took my time,everything went great and fixed the grinding. Took it for a slow ride and right away at low speeds I am getting a brake pedal pulse thump, it seems like every tire rotation. Took it apart, checked everything and put it back together. Went for short ride and noticed pulsing SEEMS to be gone , but not I have a ABS light. Tried to clear with my SCT tuner and it came right back. Thanks
Just swapped out my passenger side rotor\bearing on a 2007 4x2, cause I was getting some grinding noise. Took my time,everything went great and fixed the grinding. Took it for a slow ride and right away at low speeds I am getting a brake pedal pulse thump, it seems like every tire rotation. Took it apart, checked everything and put it back together. Went for short ride and noticed pulsing SEEMS to be gone , but not I have a ABS light. Tried to clear with my SCT tuner and it came right back. Thanks
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Ok here's a thought.
About 3 years ago I did the brakes for my truck with a friend. New Raybestos one piece rotors and Wagner TQ pads. Had to replace a caliper and finished the job. Took the truck out for a test drive and the brakes pulsed then light would go out and the truck would brake fine. We didn't have a code reader so I don't know the code. Ended up having Ford look at it. Patman on here called it.
The hub ring had a different/damaged amount of teeth. That's how the ABS senses the wheel turning IIRC. If it stops, then the ABS kicks in a pulses it. I'd count the teeth. I almost posted the other day but I was thrown off by your post at first. Reading again, it looks like you have the same issue I did. Light off, pulses, shortly after it turn on and brakes are fine. Each time the truck was shut off and restarted, it would happen until the rotor was replaced.
After yet another bad caliper, I ended up going to the Centric 2 piece conversion and haven't had issues.
About 3 years ago I did the brakes for my truck with a friend. New Raybestos one piece rotors and Wagner TQ pads. Had to replace a caliper and finished the job. Took the truck out for a test drive and the brakes pulsed then light would go out and the truck would brake fine. We didn't have a code reader so I don't know the code. Ended up having Ford look at it. Patman on here called it.
The hub ring had a different/damaged amount of teeth. That's how the ABS senses the wheel turning IIRC. If it stops, then the ABS kicks in a pulses it. I'd count the teeth. I almost posted the other day but I was thrown off by your post at first. Reading again, it looks like you have the same issue I did. Light off, pulses, shortly after it turn on and brakes are fine. Each time the truck was shut off and restarted, it would happen until the rotor was replaced.
After yet another bad caliper, I ended up going to the Centric 2 piece conversion and haven't had issues.
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Guys here at Napa are pretty cool. I told them I cant swap it out til next friday and they said no problem. They'd give me another one. Also, i can bring the ABS sensor back since its not the problem.
2 questions I have. Should get another Napa Rotor? Also, should return the ABS? Thanks guys
2 questions I have. Should get another Napa Rotor? Also, should return the ABS? Thanks guys
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If you have your original rotors, count the teeth and compare to the new one. If you hadn't done the brakes I would say get the centric kit. Its well priced and allows 4x4 rotors. But since you've already done it, I'd get another. If that fixed it, I'd bring the sensor back.