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Audi A4 B5 - ABS Light On: Troubleshooting Wheel Speed Sensor & Other Possible Causes

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    Anonymous
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    andrzej20001
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    If the tester shows this wheel, there is something wrong with the ring or the sensor is stuck with residues after cleaning the rubbish after the old one.
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    Bambek
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    Check exactly what the ABS gear ring looks like. Once I had a sensor damage due to corrosion on the ring, the sensor was mechanically rubbed, colloquially speaking, rust. Perhaps your new sensor was damaged again for this reason.
    All muck and rust collect on the ring. I cleaned all the rings at home and there was a lot of dirt. You have to get a needle file or a good stiff wire brush.
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    andrzej20001
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    Removal of the driveshaft half an hour. And a guitar.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the ABS light issue on an Audi A4 B5 after replacing the front wheel speed sensor. The user initially resolved the ABS indicator by installing a new sensor, but the light reactivated after braking. Responses suggest checking the ABS gear ring for corrosion or debris, as well as ensuring the sensor is free from residues. One user shared a similar experience, emphasizing the importance of checking wire continuity and cleaning the sensor area. Ultimately, the original poster found that driving a longer distance resolved the issue, indicating a potential need for the system to recalibrate.
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