Told ya that if you looked hard enough you'd find it!!!! (no sensor... ...not!!!) Glad to hear you fixed it!!!
Driving a small distance should reset it, but first check that no damage was done to sensor or sensor wheel on axle.
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I havent found any sensor wires, nor sensors on any wheels. Even so, I dont think I damaged anything. I did replace the brake rotor. I've driven the truck for many miles and the light remains on and I can hear the anti-locks trying to engage.
I examined the wiring like the tech said to do. I went further and removed the speed sensor. I found too much grease on the teeth and the sensor. I cleaned the grease off them using contact cleaner and all is fine now. Thanks.
As I stated in my response to the question of how it was fixed: I examined the wiring, found it to be fine. I removed the sensor and found the teeth and sensor tip had grease on them. I ran a rag covered screw driver down and cleaned the teeth, wiped off the sensor contact area and all is fine. The light went off seconds after I started it back up. Thanks for your help. Morey
I have never seen or heard of an abs system that does not use wheel sensors. The sensor reads the trigger wheel on the wheel end of the driveshaft, so it need to be located where it can do that. it is connected to the system by a single wire. Look carefully and you will find it.
Make sure you didn't damage the sensor or sensor wire while working on the axle.
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