Could I use a "shortcut" to replace an ABS reluctor ring on a 2007 XC70?

[AylmerQc]

The reluctor ring on the driver side is all corroded and I have a brake warning and ABS code that are permanent.
Last year I struggled for a couple of weeks with heat and cans of every type of rust penetration fluid, trying to replace the passenger side ring but couldn't split the drive axle from the hub. I ended up taking the entire unit off the car, along with the cast aluminium knuckle, to a garage where they tried to press out the shaft with a hydraulic press.
The knuckle broke instead so I had to buy all replacement components.
I'm wondering if any one has ever tried or if you think it would work, to just remove the old ring with a chisel, clean the surface where it was and using new ring split in two (carefully sawn with a fine metal blade) then "glue" the two pieces of the ring where the old one used to be using something like loctite, or these new quick setting super glues..?
I will try it, one way or another, once the weather warms up but thought I would ask in ase anyone has ever had a go at something similar...

[cn90]

This is a good video using chisel/hammer, then heat...

[br0dy519]

I've replaced 3 by removing the old, cleaning, heating new one, and using the old one to smack the new one in with a hammer. Had no issues and never removed a driveshaft to do it.

[jonesg]

The reluctor ring on the driver side is all corroded and I have a brake warning and ABS code that are permanent.
Last year I struggled for a couple of weeks with heat and cans of every type of rust penetration fluid, trying to replace the passenger side ring but couldn't split the drive axle from the hub. I ended up taking the entire unit off the car, along with the cast aluminium knuckle, to a garage where they tried to press out the shaft with a hydraulic press.
The knuckle broke instead so I had to buy all replacement components.
I'm wondering if any one has ever tried or if you think it would work, to just remove the old ring with a chisel, clean the surface where it was and using new ring split in two (carefully sawn with a fine metal blade) then "glue" the two pieces of the ring where the old one used to be using something like loctite, or these new quick setting super glues..?
I will try it, one way or another, once the weather warms up but thought I would ask in ase anyone has ever had a go at something similar...

i wouldn't do that, just do the job, you don't even know if its stuck yet.
an air hammer might be a better choice over a press.