2004 yaris

[paulwbrill]

Looking for abs problems abs cuts in a at 5 mph any info please.Paul

[FROSTYBALLS]

Moved to the Yaris forum.

[flash22]

Scan the car for codes, it could be any number of issues

[Madasafish]

Rusty/corroded rings. (likely)

Faulty sensors. Less likely. Might give dash warning .

[paulwbrill]

6 hours ago, Madasafish said:

Rusty/corroded rings. (likely)

Faulty sensors. Less likely. Might give dash warning .

 

[paulwbrill]

Connections perfect. Fault devolped after fitting New wheel bearing no faults come up om ecu reading

[donkeychomp]

Who fitted the bearing? They may have accidentally knocked something or neglected to put something back...

Alex

[Derek.w]

Are the rings to far away from the sensors ther must always be a very small gap same gap on all wheels.

[paulwbrill]

the sensors are built in to unit it comes as a complete replacement unbolts with 4 bolts .

[flash22]

Was it a cheap Chinese hub or a decent one like an SKF or Blueprint

 

is it a Jap or French built car (JT or VNK VIN)

Missing a lot of info here - 3 or 5 door, auto or manual and what engine ?

[paulwbrill]

Yes new bearing cheap eBay item... 4 door french car 1.3 engine thank you 4 reply

 

 

 

 

 

 

[flash22]

I would suspect a crap bearing/sensor, the bearing has a magnetic reluctor built into it

 

A sensor slightly in the wrong position will read at higher RPM, but will misread at low rpm