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wheel sensors - 9/13/2007 12:26:10 PM
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kimfevans
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I have a 99 Disco II that I bought about a year ago. I am at 106K miles and I love my truck but I am having issues. I took it in to the dealer six weeks ago and the right front wheel sensor had to be replaced. Yesterday I was driving and all the warning lights came on again including the BRAKE light this time and now I am worried it is another wheel sensor or worse. My husband is convinced that these problems did not start until we starting towing a boat. There is also a constant squealing not when I brake but when I am accelerating that never stops and the dealer says that it is the brake pads but that they are in good condition and the noise is annoying but not a problem. Does anyone have this kind of noise and could the noise be connected to the warning lights? I appreciate any thoughts because my husband is thinking the problems are just going to get worse, but I told him I am not selling!
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RE: wheel sensors - 9/13/2007 1:25:33 PM
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Disco Mike
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You need to have someone inspect the pads and more so the calipers, sounds like one is dragging causing the brake squeal which then goes away when you brake.
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RE: wheel sensors - 9/16/2007 7:11:35 PM
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dirtyduk
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If your dealer replaced a sensor and the same code comes back , like lets say the RF speed signal erratic fault, they need to install a RF sensor overlay harness, its not the sensor , its the harness that connects the sensor to the SLABS ECU, in most cases this is a process of elimination. and they have no way to determin which part is faulty. Second possible issue here is the brake pads, if they chatter or squeel constantly replace em . Aftermarket items do this alot and the ABS in these cars will set lights and cause ABS activation from chatter. Did you recently get new pads somewere ? My advise is only use factory brake pads on DII's and if the rotors are close to the service limit replace them too. I had a DII that kept coming back with an ABS light and the last thing I ever would have thought was aftermarket pads causing that issue, new pads look like new pads right ?
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