ABS Sensor Removal
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When replacing an old or faulty anti-lock brake sensor in a customer's vehicle, it can get stuck – complicating the repair job. In this instructive video, Master Technician Dave Cerveny of Garage Gurus gives you a handy tip for removing the ABS wheel sensor from the steering knuckle when it breaks off in the spindle.
You don't need a hammer and brute force to get the job done. Using a torch and a self-tapping screw, Dave demonstrates how to easily remove a broken ABS wheel speed sensor. Count on Garage Gurus to help you get your customer's vehicle repair done right.
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