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I cant get my ABS speed sensors off 700

posted by  überbox on  Thu Nov 11 04:20 CST 2004
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hi all.

88 744t with 250k. The abs comes on whenever I come to a nice slow stop. I read the FAQ's and I undid the 5mm allen head 'holding' the front ABS sensor in place. However, the sensor would not come off. Am I missing something really obvious? I saw the magnetic pickup for the sensor on the other side of the dustcover- it had a bunch of particles stuck to it. Do I have to take the rotor off to clean this? It's really irritating. thanks

As a side note I have another funny glitch with the brakes. When deaccelerating and applying the brakes with the motor around 3500rpms the brake pedal is kinda hard and the car seems to pull to the right. But- if I go the same speed and put the car in neutral and then apply the brakes they work fine. I noticed it the other day when I had to brake suddenly on the freeway/autoroute about 85mph/3200rpms and the car pulled to the right and the pedal was harder than normal.

For the purposes of this post I'm more interested in the the first problem than the second but if you have an idea that would be great. Cheers,


Jesse






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