Intermittent no start condition

Rich Biebel · 09-19-2013, 09:33 AM

The sensor outputs a very low voltage and it would be millivolts......

A Fluke can read this accurately....

I just had some trouble with the ABS sensors in my GMC....

They do the same thing.......and can easily lose low speed output from rust building up under them. I found the info readily available online as to what they should read just by turning the wheels by hand......and a little work with a file and a wire brush.....and Viola....all better...

That was after I had already replaced both sensors and they were probably good.....

09-19-2013, 09:33 AM	#11
Rich Biebel VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Northern New Jersey suburbs Posts: 2,314 Likes: 25 Liked 544 Times in 213 Posts	Re: Intermittent no start condition The sensor outputs a very low voltage and it would be millivolts...... A Fluke can read this accurately.... I just had some trouble with the ABS sensors in my GMC.... They do the same thing.......and can easily lose low speed output from rust building up under them. I found the info readily available online as to what they should read just by turning the wheels by hand......and a little work with a file and a wire brush.....and Viola....all better... That was after I had already replaced both sensors and they were probably good..... __________________ Rich Biebel S/C 1479 Stock 147R