Rear Wheel ABS?
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Rear Wheel ABS?
Newbie here. Wondering about rear wheel ABS. Can't seem to find anything in any existing threads. How do I tell if the rear wheels have ABS or not. I know that I had changed an ABS sensor on the rear differential (correct term?) a while back. However I only have 2 lines leading the wheel hub/brake location. I assume 1 is for the brakes, and one is for the parking brake. Looking at a 2000 F350 PSD.
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The rear wheels will have ABS, the front brakes are the ones that may or may not have ABS.
VSS (vehicle speed sensor) is what you changed on the rear differential, which does effect the function of the ABS.
Parking brake is cable actuated and controlled. You should see the cable running along the frame on the outboard driver side I believe.
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VSS (vehicle speed sensor) is what you changed on the rear differential, which does effect the function of the ABS.
Parking brake is cable actuated and controlled. You should see the cable running along the frame on the outboard driver side I believe.
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Thanks Sous! I'll take a peek tonight and see if I have them in the front. There, I'm just looking for the wire harness coming from near the top of the knuckle and dust shield, right?
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