Reply With QuoteX2, I did read of someone here squirting grease through where the sensor fits .this apparently did not create a problem with the sensor (3 a's).
Don't know the success senario??
Wizard
Okay has anybody done or got an idea on how to get some extra grease in there ,i know its a so called sealed unit ,or has anybody run a thick oil in there d2 hubs before as i would like to start trying a few things here...... if anybody has experience in this there info would be much appreciated
cheers Kelvin
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X2, I did read of someone here squirting grease through where the sensor fits .this apparently did not create a problem with the sensor (3 a's).
Don't know the success senario??
Master
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I have always pulled mine out at the hub, all it is is just a magnetic sensor which counts the teeth as they come by. I kept getting an intermittent fault on my LHS front one, so before I was about to buy a new one, I pulled it out and pumped the whole hub full of grease through the abs sensor hole... strangely enough have not had a fault there since.
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Just reading this out of interest, and found on RAVE (P.70-46):
"ABS sensor is supplied fitted to wheel hub and must not be removed."
Why's that then...??
It's highlighted too, so I assume its pretty important.
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Posibly so you don't screw it in agaist the teeth, or to far out?Originally Posted by AussieAub
OR just to sell complete hubs
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