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Wheel sensor how to diagnose if tone rings are bad. can they be replaced or must you replace half shaft

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Tone rings are a break for the magnetic field produced by the sensor if you have to much air gap you would get a erratic signal if the tone wheel is broken any where this will produce a fault or failure, if the sensor fails same result.a scanner can read this signal if the sensor can produce it other wise you may have a open circuit usual failure is the sensor.

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What make , model an year vehicle ? Is the wheel speed sensor integral to wheel bearing hub or separate ? Could be a corroded tone ring on half shaft . ABS activates on every stop damaged tone ring
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Rather than just the bearing, I suggest a new half shaft as the bearings and ABS tone wheel are already assembled. These Escapes are notorious for cracking the tone wheel setting off a code and then disabling the AWD system. So for a very few dollars more than it would take to disassemble the shaft , install bearings and tone wheel just get a new one.
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Most common problems that cause an ABS light in the XJ is a bad clockspring - located in your steering wheel, or the ABS tone rings themselves rusting too much. The tone rings are the toothed rings at the end of each of your axle shafts.

The clockspring would have to be replaced, but the tone rings can often just be cleaned of rust so that the ABS sensors can read them again.
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This tone ring is on a Ford Ranger - which is pretty much the same as your Mointaineer. Notice the break in the tone ring. This will cause an ABS Fault indicator and will need to be replaced to extinguish the lamp. Check the brake fluid level and top off if needed.


Try another AutoZone or similiar to get a code and be non-specific about the light - just say a light came on on the dash and you don't know what it is about.

Good luck!
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