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Old 03-11-2015, 11:17 AM
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While doing some brake work on my 04 I noticed a lot of oil/grease build up on the inside of my rear passenger rotor. I am also experiencing 3amigos plus brake light. I did the option B fix a year or so ago and it fixed them until recently.

Am I looking at just a seal, a new hub, seal and hub? What's the most affordable route to go when fixing? I've seen some crazy hub prices.
 
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Old 03-11-2015, 11:24 AM
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what is your code telling you?
need to figure out if its hub grease or diff. oil. the rear has an o ring back there.
make sure your vent tube is clear
 

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Old 03-11-2015, 11:34 AM
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I'm just getting the generic rough road code P1590 or something like that. My little $12 autel doesn't read abs. I will check the vent though.
 
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Old 03-11-2015, 11:37 AM
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1590....the real abs code will tell you if it is sensor low out put or whatever. easier than guessing as the 2 may not be related.
 
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Anyone had any luck with any chain part stores having an ABS reader that works on these?
 
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you cover shipping and I can send you a loner amigo.
 
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Chain store scanners won't do it.
 
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Old 03-11-2015, 12:55 PM
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you cover shipping and I can send you a loner amigo.
Thanks I may take you up on that. If the amigos and leak are related is there anyway it would help me tell if it was the hub or just seal?
 
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Pull the sensor off the hub 1st and check it. Sometimes the sensor can get eaten up by a bad hub. Trust me, I have a post on it here somewhere showing what it does.

Much less expensive to change the o-ring then the hub.
 
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The oil/grease on the rotor is probably the axle 'O' ring shot. See RAVE page 51-1 item 2 and page 51-6 also figure M51 0052.

I had the same clag on the rear RHS rotor but no ABS codes and it was the O ring letting by on a 2003 at 120K, yours may be a different issue.
 

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