I just replaced the front hub on the drivers side and my abs light is still what could the problem be now

Brake pads are rubbing,,, your front hub bearing is going out needs to be replaced asap,,replace the whole hub assy,,, new brake pads too

you can take out the fuse or replace the other side i replaced both front hubs or try cleaning the connections

Was the wire repaired? The only way to check your abs system is to have a service facility scan it for error codes. Auto Zone does some scanning for free, but don't know if abs scan is included. You could call your local Auto Zone and ask them. Larger tires shouldn't cause the abs light to come on. Good luck.

the ABS sensor is built into the bearing hub.
you have to take the axle nut off, unplug the sensor
and then unbolt the bearing hub and replace with a new one

Ok, there are sensors on your front wheel hubs. This could easily cause the abs light to turn on. The loud noise could easily be your wheel hub going bad. Easiest way to check, jack up the front of the truck, grab tire, shake back and forth and up and down. Same amout of play each way? You're wheel hub is bad.......

The best way is to get a scan tool and monitor the speed sensors while driving and see which one is dropping out.One other thing is when you replaced the sensors,did you clean the surface area real good?You have to remove all the rust from the surface where the sensor seats.Because sensor has to have the correct gap.When rust builds up the gap gets to big and will cause the light to come on and the brake pedal to pulsate.The other thing is the ring inside the hub bearing will have a hair line crack in it and this will cause the same result.This means you have to replace the hub bearing.Hope this helps.Good luck.

Check the ABS sensor at the front wheel hubs, it may just need to be sprayed down with brake cleaner. Remove the front wheels and inspect the ABS sensors and wire leads, Check the gap between the sensor and the speed ring and Re-gap if necessary. Pay attention to the drivers side first, since that hub was replaced and the sensor may need to be re-gaped to the new wheel hub, or cleaned since the sensor is magnetic and may have pick up some metal filling from replacement of the old hub. Good luck and this is an easy fix, can be done in under 1 hour.

there is a vehicle speed sensor on the transmission and one on the rearend...have those two replaced and that should solve your problem

You can do it yourself just take your time:
To change front wheel bearing.
1. Jack car up support with jack stands
2. take tire off
3. take caliper and brakes off
4. take rotor off
5. unbolt axle shaft nut at bearing hub
6. use a 3 lb slug with a block of wood
7. place wood on axle shaft and knock it in
8. back side 3 10mm bolts unbolt
9. front side have to pry off bearing hub Assembly only beacuse has dirt in knuckle hole.
10. clean hub knuckle and reinstall.
Its really not that hard or you could have them done for $900 and up. (I have changed alot of wheel bearing assemblies )Whats your e-mail I can send you a diagram if you want.

All the hubs on the car have the abs sensor built into the hub. The abs system has to be re set to read the sensor . The rear hub bearing if noisy should be replaced. There are wiring harnesses that connect to the abs sensor. The harnesses to each of the abs sensor should be replaced.