You an actually test the sensors with a meter, disconnect the senors' male/female electrical connector, jack up the vehicle, spin the wheel and check the resistance fluctuation in the sensor as it pulses.

 

Forget it, man. Reality tv, the religious right and facebook have turned everyone under the age of 35 into softy-soft idiots. No quick fix? Can't be done in 30 seconds? Must not be worthwhile. I'll bet dollars to doughnuts he doesn't even know what kind of meter you are talking about.

BTW I got my new sensors on ebay, they cost $40 for all 4.

I'm gonna post a video of how to get the codes, just to show how simple it is, and I don't even care if anyone actually ever views it, either.

 

Well he said resistance, my guess would be a multimeter set to OHMS?

 

That is the most ignorant uneducated statement I have ever heard. I don't know who you are or what you do, but I would be willing to bet a lot more than some dollars and doughnuts that there are hundreds of thousands of people under the age of 35 that are more intelligent than you.

 

I like donuts...

 

Who doesen't?

 

Uh, he has a 95. No OBD2 port. Maybe it is you who should learn before you speak. Your posts come off as quite harsh and now you look like a complete ***. Either take it down a notch or go to d-web with the d-bags.

 

Ok, I posted this pic somewhere, but here it is again. Pull the highlighted relay only. With the key on, your abs light should be on. Pull this relay, and the light may flash or go out (it may atay on too, but if the relay is in, it will stay on no matter what). Then find the blue ABS port and jumper the pins with the black (pin 5) and black pink (pin 2) wires. This should be with the key in the run position.

Write down the codes!!

The way it works on mine - it will show you a code, then you take out the jumper and wait for it to finish, then cycle the key off, re-insert the jumper and turn it back on. Then you get the next code. It will clear the code each time it is read.

 

BY-THE-WAY... if you have RAVE then you have the picture OKD just posted. It is in the Electrical Troubleshooting Manual and is in the component location section. It is a very good idea to learn HOW to use rave and ALL of its features... it has pretty pictures.

Can I get a Krispy Kreme shout out!

 

He has a Mac and can't figure out how to run it. The Rave is windows based...

Already been down that road, but he can't figure it out, so I tried to help.


Normally I am more about teaching someone to fish..