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Old 9th August 2021, 16:25   #11
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All super clean in and around the hole, seems it's just not producing a strong enough signal at 3mph ish
Getting another sensor to prove in a few days

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Did you clean any rust off under the sensor before refitting? Any rust will alter the gap between the sensor and the segments.

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Old 9th August 2021, 16:55   #12
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As I mentioned you should get 48 changes of state for each revolution and end up with something like this:



If any missing segments are random for each revolution then suspect the sensor, and if they are in the same place each revolution then suspect the magnetic reluctor in the bearing.
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Old 11th August 2021, 11:09   #13
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I bought a car with an ABS fault which had two new sensors fitted at the rear and still didn't work. Turned out they were switching but at twice the voltage they should have. Luckily I had a couple of spare good sensors.

Try DMGRS on here for sensors - at least if there is a problem they will replace them.
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Old 11th August 2021, 13:05   #14
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been messaging on FB with Matt, and new sensor on the way






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I bought a car with an ABS fault which had two new sensors fitted at the rear and still didn't work. Turned out they were switching but at twice the voltage they should have. Luckily I had a couple of spare good sensors.

Try DMGRS on here for sensors - at least if there is a problem they will replace them.
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Old 12th August 2021, 14:11   #15
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Sensor from DMGRS ... here less 24hrs from ordering...


All in and problem gone !!




No just a few less inportant stuff to do ..




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Old 14th August 2021, 11:07   #16
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Glad you got it sorted, from my experience I managed to fit plenty of quite cheap ones, they all worked but the air gap was usually the issue and required slight filing at the base of the brass coloured sleeve. With this done the road test resulted in the fix we wanted.
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