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Removing and installing parts of ABS system on rear axle (vehicles with four-wheel drive) > < Removing and installing parts of ABS system on rear axle (vehicles with front-wheel drive)
Removing and installing speed sensor on rear axle
Removing and installing speed sensor on rear axle
Removing
–  Loosen wheel bolts.
–  Raise vehicle.
–  Remove wheel.
–  Switch off ignition.
   
–  Remove hexagon bolt -2-.
–  Pull speed sensor -1- out of wheel bearing housing.
–  Loosen Torx bolt -3- and pull out cable bracket.
  A45-0123
–  Remove hexagon bolt -1-.
–  Loosen Torx bolt -2- and pull out cable bracket.
  A45-0117
–  Unclip speed sensor wiring from retainers.
  A45-0118
–  Detach the underbody cover -see arrow-.
–  Lift rear seat out of locking device.
–  On Cabriolet vehicles, also remove side trim.
  A45-0119
–  Release cable bracket, unplug speed sensor connector -1- and press out grommet (left and right sides are the same).
Installing
Installation is carried out in reverse sequence.
–  Before installing, lubricate seal for speed sensor all round with lubricating paste -G 000 650-.
Checking rotor on rear axle → Anchor
–  Raise vehicle.
–  Remove wheel.
–  Unscrew speed sensor from wheel bearing housing.
–  Check that rotor is not damaged or dirty.
Removing and installing rotor on rear axle
Removing
–  Raise vehicle.
–  Remove wheel.
–  Remove the brake caliper
–  Hang up brake caliper on body.
–  Check that rotor is not damaged or dirty.
–  If rotor is damaged, remove and renew wheel hub together with rotor.
–  Removing and installing wheel hub → Rep. Gr.42
Installing
Installation is carried out in reverse sequence.
–  Route speed sensor wire back in original position - see removal.
–  Before installing, lubricate seal for speed sensor all round with lubricating paste -G 000 650-.
  A45-0120

Removing and installing parts of ABS system on rear axle (vehicles with four-wheel drive) > < Removing and installing parts of ABS system on rear axle (vehicles with front-wheel drive)