
ESTIMATED TIME 30 mins - 1 hour
DIY COST $ 50 - 100
DIFFICULTY Intermediate
What you will need
Procedure
- Park the vehicle on a flat ground surface.
- Loosen the lug nuts of the wheel by turning them counterclockwise using a lug wrench.
- Jack up the vehicle's front and support the vehicle with jack stands.
- Remove the lug nuts on the wheel and carry the wheel away from the vehicle.
- Remove the wheel well by pulling out the push clips holding to it. Use a flathead screwdriver/fastener remover tool to pull the push clips out.
- Locate the wheel speed sensor on the back of the rotor.
- Remove the 10mm bolt on the sensor by turning it counterclockwise using a 10mm socket/nut driver.
- Pull the sensor out from the vehicle.
- Follow the cable of the wheel speed sensor and pull the rubber grommets from the clips to detach it.
- Detach the cable clips from the vehicle by pulling them out. Use a pick tool to pull out the clips easily.
- Disconnect the electrical connector of the wheel speed sensor by pressing the clip and pulling the connector out.
- Connect the electrical connector of the new wheel speed sensor by pushing it into its connection port.
- Attach the cable clips to the vehicle by lining them up and pressing them in until they snap into position.
- Line up the rubber grommets to the clips and press them in to set them into place.
- Line up the sensor and insert it into the knuckle. Then reinstall the 10mm bolt by turning it clockwise using the 10mm socket/nut driver.
- Place the wheel well back into the vehicle and reinstall its push clips to set it back into place.
- Carry the wheel back to the vehicle and reinstall the lug nuts.
Notes
Tips
- ABS light may still be on when you restart the car. Driving for a few minutes should reset the ABS and traction control light if no other issues are present.
- Read codes with an ABS scanner to find out which sensor needs to be replaced. You don't need to replace all four sensors as in most cases only one fails.
- If the old ABS sensor will not come out easily, spray penetrating oil, wait 10 minutes then remove the sensor using pliers.
Safety Tips

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