Thanks Best4x4.

So dumb question, when I replaced the front pads there was what looked like pad sensors on them. But the wire was short. Didnt look cut but just short. There was one on both sides. So thinking that they were not in use I tossed them. Are there supposed to be front pad sensors? Could that be why I am having lights? Thanks

 

I’ve got a little older Autel 619, not rover specific / but it did the job done until I invested in other scan tools. Both ABS & oBd2

What brand wheel bearings did you install- and did they come with sensors? Or did you source sensors & bearings separately?

. When reinstalling/ if I happen to carelessly swab debris or say a rust flake while sending back thru the axle housing and into hub, I’ve put everything back together & that has caused that fault code. The sensor is a magnet

 

They are Ebay bearings that did come with the sensors.

 

Like mentioned above. Scanning will tell you which one(s) is causing the issue. Could be inadequate contact in plug. Could be incorrect gap with sensor to bearing.

 

Okay, scanned with the icarsoft tool:
Shuttle Valve Switch Electric Failure
Rear Right Sensor Output Too Low
Front Right Sensor Electric Failure
Rear Right Sensor Signal Erratic
Shuttle Valve Switch Electric Failure

Lol, just a few issues!

 

Looks like someone needs to do Option B on the WABCO ABS unit, and then check on the electrical connections from the wheel sensors.

 

Whats option B? Crazy cause I was having the 3 amigos occasionally prior to installing the new bearings/sensors. But immediately after the install the 3 lights are constant along with the brake light.

 

Option B is described all over this forum in relation to the 3 amigos. Just search for it.