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ABS problem

Old Jun 2, 2009
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ABS problem

I have a problem with my ABS system. I searched through the other forums and couldnt find a thread that was the same but i figured someone might be able to help me out.

I recently replaced the rotors and pads and immediately after i repacked the bearings, put in new bearing seals, and torqued the bearing nut (hanes manual specs) the light came on as soon as i drove it down the street. Occasionally the light will go off and the brakes will make a grinding noise when i hit the breaks and the light will eventually go on and it will stop somewhat normally with the light on.

I took the rotors and bearings off again and retorqued them again and same problem. I even cleaned up the ABS sensors. I am wondering why the ABS started acting up as soon as i did it so i dont think it is a sensor, but who knows. Any input is appreciated. -03 ranger edge 2wd (i also upgraded to ceramic pads and powerslot rotors if that makes any difference) thanks!

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Old Jun 3, 2009
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You may have the wrong rotors.Did you check to see if they have the sensor ring on the inside ?
There were some posts on this forum a while back about this , IIRC in the drivetrain section.
 
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Old Jun 5, 2009
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thanks man ill have to do some research. it does have the back piece that looks like a vented ring around the back of the wheel bearing but ill have to look up the iirc and see what it looks like to see if it is there
 
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IIRC = If I Remember Correctly
I'd hate to see how many hits you'd get if you typed 'iirc' in the search box.
 
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haha wow thats hilarious. just goes to show you how great my internet lingo is. lol thanks for the help
 
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