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03-06-2018, 07:26 AM
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03-06-2018, 09:51 AM
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I don't understand. There should be no wire(s) involve when swap out wheels. There are no wire(s) attaching to your wheels. There are abs sensors but that is not going to attach to your wheels. Srs is for the airbag.
does cruise control and honk work at all?
does cruise control and honk work at all?
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03-06-2018, 09:57 AM
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lulz, right. Sometimes when doing suspension work I would because you're swinging tools and ****. I would be afraid I was going to smash the sensor.
03-06-2018, 10:04 AM
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If the abs sensor was not detected, would it not trigger the abs light?
we are all assuming his vehicle have abs right now.
If he doesn't, and the cc and horn quit working. The clockspring is faulty. This is caused by turn the steering wheel further past the rotation limit of the clockspring. This caused the clockspring wire to snap.
But then again, im just speculating.
we are all assuming his vehicle have abs right now.
If he doesn't, and the cc and horn quit working. The clockspring is faulty. This is caused by turn the steering wheel further past the rotation limit of the clockspring. This caused the clockspring wire to snap.
But then again, im just speculating.
03-06-2018, 10:06 AM
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If the abs sensor was not detected, would it not trigger the abs light?
we are all assuming his vehicle have abs right now.
If he doesn't, and the cc and horn quit working. The clockspring is faulty. This is caused by turn the steering wheel further past the rotation limit of the clockspring. This caused the clockspring wire to snap.
But then again, im just speculating.
we are all assuming his vehicle have abs right now.
If he doesn't, and the cc and horn quit working. The clockspring is faulty. This is caused by turn the steering wheel further past the rotation limit of the clockspring. This caused the clockspring wire to snap.
But then again, im just speculating.
03-06-2018, 10:49 AM
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Horn works Never tried the cruise control. Should I reset the srs light To see if it was an error code and wait to see if it comes back on? Or should I take to a shop and see what the problem is ?
03-06-2018, 02:05 PM
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No that wasn’t my next question, I know that you use the yellow socket and need wire to reset the srs Light error code was just curious on y’all thoughts, Thanks though. Have a good day
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