Installed Drop Kit - now have service light
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Your truck is screwed if you have those lights, may need a new rear differential to fix the problem. Comes from the driveshaft pushing around the gears in the differential, then when the truck is moved the gears just grind the teeth away, normally can't even feel it or hear it too!
I'm kidding, your ABS plugs most likely either snapped intwo, or jst disconnected from he connector on top of the frame, happens when they are not disconnected like they are supposed to be before dropping the truck.
Find those little random wire things on both sides of the rear that are near the rotors , and follow the side that goes up towards the frames of the car and see if it is disconnected. If it is, reconnect it (connectors are hidden ontop of the frame), if it is connected, then that means your just snapped the wire in two somewhere.
I anwered this only because you installed the Pedders package that I used to have
, and because I ignored your last message to me because I was in a bad mood that day. This topic has been answered by me, and a few others before, so anyone who needs help next time should hopefully find this response, because me and most other prob. won't answer it!
I'm kidding, your ABS plugs most likely either snapped intwo, or jst disconnected from he connector on top of the frame, happens when they are not disconnected like they are supposed to be before dropping the truck.
Find those little random wire things on both sides of the rear that are near the rotors , and follow the side that goes up towards the frames of the car and see if it is disconnected. If it is, reconnect it (connectors are hidden ontop of the frame), if it is connected, then that means your just snapped the wire in two somewhere.
I anwered this only because you installed the Pedders package that I used to have
, and because I ignored your last message to me because I was in a bad mood that day. This topic has been answered by me, and a few others before, so anyone who needs help next time should hopefully find this response, because me and most other prob. won't answer it!
turboeclips
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I got the same damn issue now too... I have searched and everything I am coming up with is referring to the rear sensors that Modded is talking about.
Can this be affected by the front sensors also?
Reason I ask is because I just swapped my front spindles back to stock and didn't touch the rear today. I only had the front end jacked up. I will double check to see if some how by chance these rear sensors came loose some how.
I tried disconnecting the battery to reset the ECU, but no change.
Can this be affected by the front sensors also?
Reason I ask is because I just swapped my front spindles back to stock and didn't touch the rear today. I only had the front end jacked up. I will double check to see if some how by chance these rear sensors came loose some how.
I tried disconnecting the battery to reset the ECU, but no change.
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Yeah it can happen just as easy with the front sensors as it happens with the rears, just that it happens more in the rears.
Up front, the abs wire run from the strut area where the connectors are, down the upper control arm, then into the hub assembly.
Up front, the abs wire run from the strut area where the connectors are, down the upper control arm, then into the hub assembly.
