Superduty abs problems
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From: Reisterstown,MD
Correct you do have 4 wheel ABS. Do a search here in superduty and you should find all you want about removing and cleaning your sensors. Check your ABS wires carefully to make sure they are not damaged. Good luck.
ABS .
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Read all the good info you guys provided. Was having the same problem with the ABS and cx engine lights. Changed the ABS sensor, problem resolved. By the way, this is a 2000 SD witha 7.3 with 112k miles. Thanks.
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From: Lyndonville, Vermont
Originally Posted by steamer1234
You only have front ABS if you have wires running to each of your front wheels, If you do not you have RABS. Which would mean you only have one sensor in the rear{top}that I know about. The FORD dealer carries this sensor for around $22.00. On 2000 F250 4x4 , 4wheel ABS was an option. I don't know about other years. It may be standard on the Fx4. 
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From: George West, Texas....
I had the same problem and it was the VSS located on top of the rear diff.. cost $21 to replace and all problems went away.
My brake petal would go to the floor, the pulse even while in park. But the VSS fixed it.
My brake petal would go to the floor, the pulse even while in park. But the VSS fixed it.
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