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REMOVAL: DIFFERENTIAL ABS-SPEEDO SENSOR (940 = 740 = 960 = S/V 90) 900

posted by  spook on  Wed Aug 27 17:34 CST 2014
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Dear Fellow Brickboarders,

Hope you're well. I have removed the recessed hex cap screw that secures the ABS-Speedometer sensor to the differential cover. I can rotate the sensor to the right and left, by tapping on it with a rubber mallet.

Is the sensor best removed from the differential cover:
(a) by gripping the sensor housing with a pliers (gently) and pulling straight back?
(b) by prying (gently) on the sensor's mounting tab, through which passes the recessed hex cap screw?
(c) or is there another completely different method?

The wiring harness corroded and broke. I have a short length of of wiring harness with a connector, that I'll splice to the car's wiring harness.

I need to inspect the sensor, to be sure the connector will fit and so want to remove the sensor from the differential cover.

Thanks for your help.

Yours faithfully,

Spook






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