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Anonymous Posted on Aug 02, 2011

1993 Dodge Dakota RABS warning light on and Brake warning light. Is there a common cause for this like the rear wheel speed sensor?

  • Anonymous Aug 05, 2011

    I went ahead and changed out the RABS speed sensor at the rear axle banjo housing and it cured the problem. I really thought one of you other experts would know the answer, but alas that isn't the case.

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Sometimes the sensor is not touching the spindle,ck that first.

  • Anonymous Aug 03, 2011

    This is REAR ABS, the sensor is triggered by the rotation of the differential ring gear. There are no sensors at the wheel's, just the one at the banjo housing. How to you self test his system?

  • David Burbee
    David Burbee Oct 20, 2011

    Good Morning: I went back over my solution for the 1994 Seville that you rated and found an error.
    The problem is most likely in C-2 which contains two BROWN wires from IGN3. Either one or both are going open when the vehicle is driven and not the ORANGE wires as first stated. I have sent a correction to the customer.

    #1...I would have appreciated some sort of an explanation...#2...Dropping a thumb on an obviously localized fault, in my opinion, was an over reaction on your part... You would have garnered the same results by merely pointing out my error...Saailer

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