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there located in the rear hub....take of tire, remove the brake assembly and then remove the wheel hub...you will then see it behind the hub(it has a flat end and a chrome color.) removal is simple after doing all that.

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Q: Where are the ABS sensors located on a 1995 Ford Probe GT?
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