BlackBart wrote: 13 Apr 2025, 10:13 Would the resulting part be a soft pliable boot, or rigid plastic?

Pliable. You would use tpu or tpe filament

If/when you originally scanned it, before repairing it, and got just an abs-312 (circuit fault) without an extrapolation or wrong wheel speed code with it then it is an actual fault in the circuit. With a module fault you'll always have one of those two preceding it.

If you want to rule it out send ...

If I had to do it again I would Source another connector at the sensor end and any 20-24 gage wire with a good sheath. Make a new section with a heavy heat shrink at the connector end and fit the other side 8n as far I to the firewall as you can.

You have to solder it on both ends. It is what it is.

The odometer in my 98 is also nonexistent. I bought it at auction eight years ago, it wasn't there when I bought it.

Abs-0011 Lf wheel sensor, faulty signal is usually the first code to come up with a faulty module on a 99-2000. That's provided there isn't an actual physical issue at that wheel.

Oem speed sensors rarely go bad but the wire going to them can from mileage and age. Aftermarket speed sensors seem 50 ...

You can’t just publish a site and tell people to read the directions and then capture the cash in garbage bins?

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I'm a middle-aged dude trying to limit my contact with people, or at least what a lot of people have become.

It used to be a smooth operation up until maybe 5 years ago. That's ...

Maybe a new sideline suggestion for Matty Moo?

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No idea how I didn't see this six years ago. I likely wouldn't have done it then and I absolutely would not do it now.

Anything electrical on an old car is not a fun-filled time for whoever is peddling the parts, as I've discovered in the ...

At this point you can have an ABS module fault and one or more faults outside of the module. It comes with the age.

I tested twelve 96-98 abs modules last week, 5 of the 12 had codes showing faults outside of the module on whatever car they came from.

Those of you that have been on the wrong end of a liability lawsuit will know exactly what I'm talking about. You can go about your day and not read this. Those who haven't might want to take a minute to take in some light reading.

For the love of God or whatever deity you go for, DO NOT ever apply ...

Do the abs/tracs off lights illuminate for a few seconds when you start the car? Yes/no

Have the abs/TRACS off lights been on, if so how long?

Does the "SERVICE" currently blink continously or has it at any recent time?