First jack up the front (whichever side your going for) and take off the wheel. If you look behind the top of the hub you'll see a bracket shield with a raise center section at the base. Normally you would want to unbolt this shield, but that isn't necessary and can be very hard to do. The shield is thin enough that you can bend it enough to get to the sensor. The raised area at the base of the shield covers the sensor. With the shield bent back slightly unscrew the sensor. Be careful to not get any debris in the hole the sensor came out of. Grease the O-ring that came with the new sensor and screw the new one in the hole. The old sensor should be hanging freely from it's cable that is still attached. Trace the cable on the old sensor to find the connector. You may need to pop a few of the plastic screws out of the rubber wheel well cover to make room for you to trace the cable. Remove the old cable from the connector and insert the new one.
Need to know if you are asking about the vehicle speed sensor, a front wheel speed sensor or rear wheel speed sensor.
The wheel speed sensor (aka 'exciter') ring is part of the axle assembly - so the only way to replace the ring is to replace the axle.See "Related Questions" below for more
how much does it cost to repair a faulty wheel sensor
You replace the wheel bearing hub assembly - it has studs, bearings and wheel speed sensor around $100 part
No, replace the entire hub.
The speed sensor on a 1994 Honda Civic is located on top the of the transmission. To replace it unplug the sensor from the wire harness then the remove mounting bolts and assembly from the transmission.
It is located in the wheel hub. If the speed sensor fails, you have to replace the hub.If you have an ABS light coming on and the ABS computer says the speed sensor, don't rule out the wires as we had our speed sensor wires break. They were so thin that they couldn't even be soldered, so it is not surprising that they could break.
You need to replace the rear wheel hub - bearing and speed sensor inclusive
To replace the speed sensor on a Honda Pilot you first need to research it. There are two speed sensors on the Honda Pilot. One is on the transmission the other is on the left front wheel. To replace the one on the tranny all you do is unscrew it. To change the other you have to remove the wheel, brake caliper and caliper bracket. Then you remove the hub. Then you pull it out.
There are two speed sensors on the front of the transmission and one abs wheel speed sensor at each wheel bearing.There are two speed sensors on the front of the transmission and one abs wheel speed sensor at each wheel bearing.
Wheel speed or ABS sensor's are located on the suspension Knuckle Front and Rear.
The vehicle speed sensor is the sensor on top of the rear axle. If the vehicle has 4 wheel ABS then there will be a speed sensor on each front wheel.