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Checking speed sensor

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Display group number 002 

There are always 4 display zones -arrows- in the measured value block. Decoding the individual values in display zones 1 to 4 can be read from the following tables.

Read measured value block 2 →
→ 1 → 2 → 3 → 4

Indicated on display: (Vehicle stationary)

Read measured value block 2 →
255 km/h 255 km/h 255 km/h 255 km/h

Press C key for the next display group number entry.

If the → key is pressed, keys 0 and 8 for work sequence "Read measured value block" must be pressed again afterwards to regain entry.

NOTE: For display group number 002 remember:
  • The reading of measured value blocks in display group number 002 must be undertaken when driving off slowly. Then the ABS Control Module (w/EDL) -J104- will store the first usable voltage signals provided by the speed sensors and display these as a fixed value in the measured value block.
Read measured value block 2 → Display group number: 002 
3 km/h1) 6 km/h1) 2 km/h2) 1 km/h2) ← Indicated on display: (when driving off slowly)
        Wheel speed at right rear speed sensor 
  • (0 to 255 km/h)
      Wheel speed at left rear speed sensor 
  • (0 to 255 km/h)
    Wheel speed at right front speed sensor 
  • (0 to 255 km/h)
  Wheel speed at left front speed sensor 
  • (0 to 255 km/h)

1) If the deviations in display zones 1 and 2 are greater than 6 km/h (approx. 3.75 mph), the following malfunctions may be present:

2) If the deviations in display zones 3 and 4 are greater than 2 km/h (approx. 1.25 mph), the following malfunctions may be present:

NOTE:
  • Air gap between speed sensor and rotor may be too wide.

- Check that speed sensor is attached correctly to wheel bearing housing. 

  • Speed sensor or rotor exterior damaged.

- Change damaged component.