yes check senor wires there is two that are twisted together visualy look for breaks an corroded green bit had one the other day all good now with new sensor wire
tommy
March 2011
common fault same with daf possibe sensor of exciter rings put the mutimeter on 2k check for voltage with wheel spinning i personaly think problem on loom had a few with intermittent faults with the bad weather
tommy
March 2011
thanks k ,i couldn't remember the word segments lol but that's what i meant lol
norb
March 2011
yes i agree with norb, corroded segments on discs and excessive play in hub bearings-2 of most common problems with LF abs fault.
k
March 2011
have a look at your brake disc on the inside ..if you have old style disc the abs exciter is cast in to it ,1 or more will be corroded ..if ok check wheel bearings for excess play,make sure all sensors are fully home ,check sensors for shorting to earth and their resistance ...if the discs are at fault ,before refitting the hubs make sure the sensors are free to move ..it not renew sensors and cage ,
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