How to replace Colorado speed sensor and hub assembly?

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Where is the ABS sensor on a Chevy Colorado?

:welcome to C’Fans. 1. Using white or bright colored paint, mark the location of the wheel speed sensor harness to the wheel hub/bearing assembly. Important: DO NOT lever or pry against the wheel speed sensor tone wheel under the wheel speed sensor. Lever against the wheel hub ONLY. 2.

Can you remove ABS sensor from hub assembly?

It could bend the ring and affect the height of the sensor to the sensor embedded in the hub (again per the dealer). It never hurts to use some kind of wd-40 to loosen up the rust and lots of patience. In the overall job, the absolute most frustrating parts of removal is after you undo the 4 steering knuckle bots and it doesn’t just slide off.

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Why is the ABS warning light still on on my Colorado?

Abs fault light remains on. Sensor was replaced but the error message did not go away. See all problems of the 2006 Chevrolet Colorado . Abs module light gm isn’t making the module to fix this issue and has no plans to make more. This means this issue cannot be fixed. See all problems of the 2012 Chevrolet Colorado .

Is there a problem with my Colorado brakes?

See all problems of the 2004 Chevrolet Colorado . The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Colorado. While driving 10 to 15 mph, the abs fault light displayed and remained illuminated. The vehicle was taken to a mechanic who diagnosed that the brakes were fine. The contact stated that the brakes pulsated and seized and the failure recurred.

Is there an ABS sensor on the hub?

1. Hub comes with ABS sensor attached – older style per dealer – expensive – hub is specific to either driver or passenger 2. Hub does not come with sensor – newer style – not expensive – hub is non specific to driver or passenger side New hub with old sensor. When I replaced the hub the biggest pain in the butt was the rust.