How d’you remove the ABS Sensor on my front wheel of my 2010 GS, the screws out but the buggas stuck fast 
Cheers Baza
Cheers Baza
Front ABS Sensor
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Cheers bro,it’s not dead,well I don’t think it is,I just want to give it a clean, so is it only held in by the screw and the crud
Thanks for your reply
Try twisting it very gently as you remove it , be careful as they are not cheap.
It is advisable to keep the area and screw well greased for regular removal.
I have seen it advised to remove the screw and drop the sender back a bit when removing the front wheel to avoid damaging the sensor, something I always do having seen the price of them.
It is advisable to keep the area and screw well greased for regular removal.
I have seen it advised to remove the screw and drop the sender back a bit when removing the front wheel to avoid damaging the sensor, something I always do having seen the price of them.
Cheers mate, reckon it can stay there for now,it’s “tighter than a tight thing being tight “
I don’t fancy breaking it
Thanks for your reply
squirt gunk on and give it another go in a few weeks?
ACF50 has great creep and good anti corrosion properties
PlusGas is the DBs for seized stuff
oh - try not to get either on the brakes - ACF is incredible for turning those off for 6 months once it gets on the disc, I expect PlusGas will burn off... they will dribble on to the left disc as u ride about if you apply too liberally
ACF50 has great creep and good anti corrosion properties
PlusGas is the DBs for seized stuff
oh - try not to get either on the brakes - ACF is incredible for turning those off for 6 months once it gets on the disc, I expect PlusGas will burn off... they will dribble on to the left disc as u ride about if you apply too liberally
Cheers Botus,this is all because of the warning light "Brake Failure" after i got my OBD2 and cleared all the codes,reset the service notice,and sorted out my TPMS everything was grand,but this BF light is getting on my nerves,so i thought by cleaning the sensor it might do the job .
Thanks for your reply Baza
I had a brake fail caption, code readout said it was the front sensor. It was actually a worn loom between the sensor connector and the brain. Worth checking?
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