Isuzu Trooper Owners Club UK™

[eithan h]

i think you have to do them both as they joined together in the insulation i think and the lead comes on the sensor that goes to a plug just in front of the rear axle

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[Goggs73]

I see on eebuygum I can get them for £60 each rear abs sensors, have you had any of them would they suitable,

[eithan h]

never tried them only had genuine ones but if they are doing them separately then i'd give it a go

[Goggs73]

At £120 for a pair it might be worth a punt.

[Goggs73]

Would it work just replacing the faulty one, would or would the other one need to be replace if there is resistance

[eithan h]

normally it's only one that goes faulty so it's only that one you need to change

[Goggs73]

I ordered a sensor kit off internet . Which came with one for each side.  The guy has replaced both sides. But still abs light remains on. The guy doesn't have tech 2 diagnostics.
Any suggestions or is it a case of take to garage with tech 2 and get them to rectify problem.

[eithan h]

if the problem was fixed the light goes out on it's own accord

[Goggs73]

Ok. So obviously its not the sensors themselves or the sensor kit i got are incorrect which is a pest. Thanks Ethan

[Goggs73]

OK folks I replaced the sensors only to find it was a broken wire.
To be fair the tech two suggested it was the sensors or  the wiring and it was the latter.
Anyway wire soldered and sorted the problem, mot for another year.
Though the tester did mention the brake pedal is a bit spongy. Though he believes that the rodeos are like that.

[eithan h]

yeah normally the rear shoes need adjusting and that sorts it for a bit