How to Replace Anti-Lock Brake Sensors

Summary: The automobile—a machine that means so much to so many—is a complex system built on the designs and ideas of men and women who are long gone from the world. And while we’ve enjoyed traveling the backroads of childhood, the streets of adolescence, and the highways of adulthood, the car has remained a reliable means of transportation, as well as a vehicle that embodies the hopes and dreams of reaching exciting new destinations, or returning home.

An anti-lock braking system is a system on motor vehicles which prevents the wheels from locking while braking. Anti-lock brake sensors are located on each wheel, and the sensors can become contaminated with metallic dust and fail to detect wheel slip. In this free video series, an automotive repair expert will teach you how to replace anti-lock brake sensors to ensure that the ABS works properly at all times. You'll learn how to jack a car up, how to unhook ABS wiring connectors, how to remove anti-lock brake speed sensors, and how to reconnect the wiring, among other tips. Replace your ABS sensors today!