HOW TO - Remove a Broken/Stuck ABS Sensor
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2022
- Have you ever broken off a plastic sensor on your vehicle? If you do not have a good way to extract broken, stuck, stripped sensors, it can be a nightmare! This old school mechanic life hack will save you time!
The vehicle in the video is a 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee WK 3.7L, but this will work for any plastic sensor stuck in a metal bore
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I just found this video today after spending 3 hours laying under my truck trying to get the abs sensor out saved my day thank you
This just saved me so much time. Last one I drilled out and used a pick to get it out bit by bit. This was much easier. Thanks for the tip dude.
Good to hear from you Doug. Glad to hear you've been busy doing real man stuff like providing for the family. Priorities...
Yup! Had the same thing happen on my 08 Liberty. I didn't think about using the torch. I just drilled out the center and was able to use a pick, dug into the plastic with the sharp end and it came right out. My Liberty has only been here in NY for 6 years so it wasn't too too bad and I also sprayed it with the ol' PB Blaster for a couple days beforehand. Good to see you. Definitely missed your content.
Man, missed you a lot.
That is an absolutely ingenious way to remove the broken ABS sensor. Wish you had made that video one year ago. I broke one of mine on my WK Grand Cherokee and spent at least 45 minutes drilling it out. If I ever break a sensor again, I know what I won't be doing - drilling. I'll be pulling out my torch, finding myself a screw, and pullin that baby out! Thanks for the vid, I'm a mechanic and that is a serious time saver.
I've also learned in my mechanic experience that whenever it isn't necessary to remove the sensor from the hub, DON'T! Just unplug it from the electrical connector and leave the magnet in the hub. That has saved me countless hours of unnecessary labor time.
I'd really like to see more vids on your 4.7 maroon Jeep. What's going on with Ruby these days?
Brilliant!! 2019 Honda CRV. In the rust-belt Toronto area. Unbelievably stuck in there! I found a nice course thread screw, heated it up and screwed it in. I pulled it out with a claw hammer. It took some force, but totally held. I would never drill it out and send pieces into the wheel bearing, like some videos. Thanks buddy!!
Did just like you showed on my Audi, but I predrilled and used a three inch deck screw.
Another satisfied customer!!
I did this trick and a combination of others to get the sensor out tonight in my wife’s 2011 Acura MDX… thank you SO much. Your tips helped and got me in the right direction!
Missed you guys! I'll be replacing both front fenders and drivers door on the ZJ during Jeep shutdown the week of the 25th. I really need to work on finding replacement parts and bearings for the front Dana 30. Hope to see more of y'all !
Thanks bud! I had to take a break while I got my personal life lined back up, but I am hoping to be back now. Glad to hear you are going to get some time wrenching on the ZJ!
I hope your mother enjoy the drive and thank you for the helpful tips so I can try to takeoff the ABS sensor on my Nissan Pathfinder, which is going to be a nightmare but thank you and please drop some more videos
My guy you are a lifesaver, and sensor broke on the right side of my chrysler and this video came in clutch, much thanks
I just had this bust off on me. Your video was the first one that came up and it worked like a charm. Thank you sir.
This worked like a dream!!! Really saved me lots of time and messing around on a cold and windy UK day!!
Worked on cars but first time changing an abs sensor. Was stuck and broke. This helped greatly.
Just tried this and it worked perfectly!!
Thanks for the video
Wow. This is way better than drilling it out and taking a chance that the drill might damage the hub or abs 'toothed ring'. Thanks
Thank you for the video. I have to replace my ABS sensors and glad you put out this video.
Good luck bud!
Man, you just save my day! It worked on my Toyota yaris! Thank you very much.
Thanks dude! Saved me some time on my weekend.
Love it thanks for the tip. Will finish the job now!!
Thanks just been replacing abs on my daughters car and it snapped found your video and it worked a treat.Thanks
Absolutely genius! Thanks so much!!
Great video and tip for removing stuck abs sensor.
Yay!! Buddy Buck, Douglas is back Jack...👍👍💪😁👌
Yes sir! I have had a heck of a year in my personal life, but I am hoping this will be the beginning of a return to normalcy. Thanks for not forgetting me!
Oh what a glorious tip! Saved me a lot of time, thank you! 🙏🏻
Thanks for the tip, had the same thing yesterday wished I had seen this first.
You’re really freaking smart! Thank you so much! This method worked great for me. Saved my life. Thank you!
I have this same issue on a VW Jetta, thanks for the tip!
Love your trick! Good job.
This is helpful I'm about to tackle my Right Rear Sensor. ABS light has been on for 6 months.
This was just what I needed thanks man 😅
Awesome hack!! Thank you!!
Thanks!!!! Saved me from taking the hub apart!!!
Heated the screw and used an electric drill to screw it in!!!
Smart Video! Thank You!
Dude where are those videos?? .... You guys are the best and laid back dudes out there.....
Thanks bud! I got a new job and had to dedicate myself 100% to that.. also it is a seasonally heavy gig (marina) so spring and summer my time will be tight, but I hope to crank out content this fall and winter and space out uploads. Thanks for caring and asking. Haha. Makes a guy want to keep putting in the effort 🤘🏻
Good to see videos again
Thanks for the video. This saved me!
Thanks for the tip, a real time saver
Thank you very much. I'm doing my son's Murano this weekend.
mate your a life saver , i have exactly the same issue gonner try this
Nice job
Thanks, that was very helpful
Thank you sir, you saved my butt way up in Saskatchewan!!!!
Great video time saver for sure!!
Cool. Never seen this before. Amazing that plastic sticks to metal.
Just employed this on my FX35. ABS sensor was stuck in the exact same way. Pretty much did the same thing, but already had the wheel hub out, so I pushed mine out, instead of pulled. Used a screwdriver, torched it, shoved it in there, and hit it with a hammerer till it came out.
Nice trick, much more brilliant than the drill bit way.
Yo dougy! Great seeing you in action! Thanks for the shout out buck! Time for a BBQ soon! 💪
Yea bud. 100%. I have been way off the grid figurin’ on some stuff, but I am working my way bad in to society. Haha. I need to catch up on your fleet of project bud. Let’s talk soon
@@DEInTheGarage absolutely 💪
Greetings from Ontario.
Thank you man for the advice that works awesome pulled out like butter! Send yours and my video to my previous "mechanic".
Thanks again 🙏🙏
Tapping that sensor in is a horrible idea, The correct way would have been for you to actually clean the rust and debris out of the hole, Then apply a little grease to the new sensor before installing!
How does one go about doing that without clogging the tone wheel?
like your videos and your sense of humor, I live in new york on long island so I know what you mean when you speak of the rust belt .
Really helpful. Thanks.
You sir just earned a new sub this was great 😂 thanks for the help bud
Thanks alot worked a treat😊
Yay! Glad to see ya back in action! What year/model was it?
Thanks! That is an 09 Grand Cherokee with the 3.7. I am rebuilding it a bit for my mom to use as a daily
nice work. thanks for the tip
Great job bro
Legend!! Thanks so much. did this method and got it out. thanks
I want to share my experience with this method on my Mazda 3 2016 (spoiler, it didn't work). As I live in Canada, it was no surprise that the sensor broke when I had to take it out, so I saw this video and decided to give it a try. What ended up happening was that the screw actually broke off while I was screwing it into the sensor. Now I didn't use the best screw for the job I admit, but I just want to let people know that things might just not work. Still, it was worth the try so thanks for the video.
Very good info, I think I'll try this.
Also, how good are those Kelly's on Willy? Looking for tires for my Jeep.
How do I remove a semi stripped star bolt that mounts rear wheel speed sensor without damaging sensor----- and how to find new bolt? Thanks....your videos are straight forward and work (usually). Great job. I'm 65 yrs young and appreciate "stuff" that uses common sense and actually works!!!
Thanks mate great job!! also a beautiful Charlemagne barbe fleurie.
Hello again. Nice fix.
Hi bud. Thanks!
ingenious idea, hopefully save me from drilling. Thanks!
You are the man!!
Thank you 🙏 it worked perfectly the way you described, but I put the new one on and it still had all the lights on? Do I have to disconnect the battery or drive it for so many miles or should the lights, abs, traction control, stabilizer, go off automatically once I plug it in???
Many thanks for the saver tip. I couldn't get the screw tip red hot, only hot enough to enter and ease the broken stuck body out.
This guy is my spirit animal
Glad to know you’re alive and kicking.
Yea bud. Should be back to semi regular until winter when I will have tons of time
Thanks there’s no other repair videos for this
Had the exact same issue on a 2008 wrangler, and this did the trick i did have to do it twice but it eventually came out with some persuasion
Thank you! Saved me a real pain in the balls of taking off a rusty hub 🎉
Appreciate it. Like a charm
Doing a wheel bearing and CV axle replacement and first thing out the door was this sensor housing cracking. 06 Murano, last 7 in NY so not surprising.
Couple things worth mentioning as per other videos:
1. Measure new sensor and only drill 1/2 - 2/3of that length so you don't hit anything below it.
2. Apparently you should lube the top of the sensor with ceramic brake/slide pin grease or even chassis grease over the different metallic-based anti-seizes. Not sure why as both copper and aluminum anti-seize are both non-ferromagnetic and the sensor is copper wire inside a stainless steel case inside moulded plastic...
Didn't thought about the cooper interference to the sensor. I guess wires are accounted for.
Would use silicone!
This helped me alot I'm going to give it a try soon cuz the same thing happened to me. you say that a broken sensor can cause shifting problems? That's definitely happening to me
Good man! Helping mothers out.
Thanks, Dawg.
This was hilarious and very useful
Amazing thanks
oh that is brilliant! could have used this method last night lol. ended up just drilling
Thanks man, you saved my ass. Worked like a charm!
Good going
Do another Jeep history/fixing the Jeep lineup video while your in your way to work!
thanks brother..
Yeah I had the same problem 6 months ago on my wife's jeep junk Patriot. Cordless drill and wood screw pulled it right out.
I just tried the same thing and the screw broke and now I really am at a loss for words lmao.
Thanks!
That was help👍
Life saving tip
wow - nice work....doing mine and it won't come out and I don't want to force it it because it might break off like yours..If it does, Now I know what to do..Thanks
good idier. thanks for that
lmfao....." I can't believe that worked" Thanks this was super helpful. Liked and subbed.
Man thaks for this tip I have to removed a cube speed sensor ..
Man this is absolutely the most absurd yet INGENIOUS thing I've ever heard. Not quite "hit it with a hammer" nut in the same vein
Yea bud. You won’t learn that one in. A class room. Gotta learn that in a barn from a guy in overalls. I did anyway. Haha
Just switched out a 4 banger for a H.O. straight 6 in my 99 TJ... was thinking about yous. Did you drop some lbs?
We're have you been.new job??
That is exactly it! I started a position in a completely new industry and had to apply myself 100% if I wanted to make the cut. I am hoping to be back now, though
Great! I need to remove one in my Honda and I know it will break. What type of torch? Propane, map? I also live in good old NJ.
did you clean the hole out before installing the new one?
And we missed yours Jeeps videos
I literally just broke one off and here I am
Brilliant
Thanks bud