ABS + ESP + Tire Pressure
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ABS + ESP + Tire Pressure
hi everyone, my 2010 mercedes GLK just got the following 2 messages
I've searched and tried the following. Cleaning wheel with pressure washer to clean sensors. charge the battery, reset procedure by turning wheel completly left then completly right, I've checked all tire pressure. I can't find someone that can get the ECU codes under 150$...
The only thing remaining is my power steering fluid is low but that
Any suggestion would be appreciated if I could test something else! I know it might be related to the wheel sensor or the brake switch but I don't know how to test them.
I've searched and tried the following. Cleaning wheel with pressure washer to clean sensors. charge the battery, reset procedure by turning wheel completly left then completly right, I've checked all tire pressure. I can't find someone that can get the ECU codes under 150$...
The only thing remaining is my power steering fluid is low but that
Any suggestion would be appreciated if I could test something else! I know it might be related to the wheel sensor or the brake switch but I don't know how to test them.
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Doesn't that say Abs , Esp, and tire pressure monitor don't work? The sensors are inside the tire, how would a pressure wash help? Won't a 25$ code reader work? I have one but never tried it, got it at a local parts store. My French is real rusty.
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yes it says my tire pressure is not working but lets say a TPMS fails, abs and esp light would not come on right?
And about the diagnostic, it seems like I need to get it scanned with the "STAR" reader and not the classic OBDII reader
And about the diagnostic, it seems like I need to get it scanned with the "STAR" reader and not the classic OBDII reader
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I got those message too this summer and it was the ABS reluctor ring (the tooth ring for the ABS sensor) .......but me when I got those message the abs was getting on anywhere and brake was apply even when I wasn't touching the brake pedal when I was on the road so I barely get to the dealer and they found the ring that was completely gone because of the rust.....but you doesnt seem to have any effect on the car as I can see so maybe only a defect sensor
I got those message too this summer and it was the ABS reluctor ring (the tooth ring for the ABS sensor) .......but me when I got those message the abs was getting on anywhere and brake was apply even when I wasn't touching the brake pedal when I was on the road so I barely get to the dealer and they found the ring that was completely gone because of the rust.....but you doesnt seem to have any effect on the car as I can see so maybe only a defect sensor
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HI
I got those message too this summer and it was the ABS reluctor ring (the tooth ring for the ABS sensor) .......but me when I got those message the abs was getting on anywhere and brake was apply even when I wasn't touching the brake pedal when I was on the road so I barely get to the dealer and they found the ring that was completely gone because of the rust.....but you doesnt seem to have any effect on the car as I can see so maybe only a defect sensor
I got those message too this summer and it was the ABS reluctor ring (the tooth ring for the ABS sensor) .......but me when I got those message the abs was getting on anywhere and brake was apply even when I wasn't touching the brake pedal when I was on the road so I barely get to the dealer and they found the ring that was completely gone because of the rust.....but you doesnt seem to have any effect on the car as I can see so maybe only a defect sensor
What is the abs reluctor ring? did you need to replace the whole sensor? is this located in the wheel area?
thanks a lot for your input
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"Amazing" that your reluctor ring could have gone from rust on a vehicle that is 7 years old, at most. Mercedes?? Wow... I had a Saab for 19 years that lived through humid climates, snow, ice, salt etc. etc. Only the slightest surface rust on the original reluctor rings. How is this possible on your vehicle?
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I got those message too this summer and it was the ABS reluctor ring (the tooth ring for the ABS sensor) .......but me when I got those message the abs was getting on anywhere and brake was apply even when I wasn't touching the brake pedal when I was on the road so I barely get to the dealer and they found the ring that was completely gone because of the rust.....but you doesnt seem to have any effect on the car as I can see so maybe only a defect sensor
I got those message too this summer and it was the ABS reluctor ring (the tooth ring for the ABS sensor) .......but me when I got those message the abs was getting on anywhere and brake was apply even when I wasn't touching the brake pedal when I was on the road so I barely get to the dealer and they found the ring that was completely gone because of the rust.....but you doesnt seem to have any effect on the car as I can see so maybe only a defect sensor
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The Reluctor ring has a bunch of slots. The metal between the slots is sensed by the ABS pickup. If there is a difference in the frequency of the pulses it means one wheel is turning at a different rate than the others. The computer uses this for anti lock and also traction control. Older systems had a big ring with spurs that looked like a sprocket. This is probably what the Saab had. That is not good enough for modern cars.
New Rear and front
The new rings have many slots and thus are subject to damage. The pickup also could be the culprit
New Rear and front
The new rings have many slots and thus are subject to damage. The pickup also could be the culprit
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Right you are. The Saab had a big sturdy ring (1994) that probably would have taken decades to rust away.
The Reluctor ring has a bunch of slots. The metal between the slots is sensed by the ABS pickup. If there is a difference in the frequency of the pulses it means one wheel is turning at a different rate than the others. The computer uses this for anti lock and also traction control. Older systems had a big ring with spurs that looked like a sprocket. This is probably what the Saab had. That is not good enough for modern cars.
New Rear and front
The new rings have many slots and thus are subject to damage. The pickup also could be the culprit
New Rear and front
The new rings have many slots and thus are subject to damage. The pickup also could be the culprit
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honnestly I don't think this is my problem. I guess in your case, ABS were getting on and it was undriveable? In my case, abs comes on about 1-2 times at start then everything is fine and truck drives like new.
Tomorrow, I'm getting my codes at local mechanic, What was your codes? was it indicating the reluctor ring or you had to sort it out with try/mistake?
Tomorrow, I'm getting my codes at local mechanic, What was your codes? was it indicating the reluctor ring or you had to sort it out with try/mistake?
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Sorry the late post...well this is why I said I don't think it is the same problem because me when all those light was getting on the brake was getting on to when I was actually getting on the fuel pedal to drive off (so you can imagine all the dust from the brake on the wheel lol)
for the info the reluctor wheel is located on the drive shaft, the ABS sensor is position right on it.....for my situation it cost me about 450$ in labour and parts....parts is only 20$ but they have to remove the hub assembly.....there is a post on another forum similar to my case : http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w211...p-failure.html
maybe for you it is only a fail sensor!
Sorry the late post...well this is why I said I don't think it is the same problem because me when all those light was getting on the brake was getting on to when I was actually getting on the fuel pedal to drive off (so you can imagine all the dust from the brake on the wheel lol)
for the info the reluctor wheel is located on the drive shaft, the ABS sensor is position right on it.....for my situation it cost me about 450$ in labour and parts....parts is only 20$ but they have to remove the hub assembly.....there is a post on another forum similar to my case : http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w211...p-failure.html
maybe for you it is only a fail sensor!
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Hi !! I'm back!!!
I openned the thread a year ago and the problem was the relucant ring. This morning, I had the same problem ABS ESP ETC !!
is there one of these ring per side?
did my other relucant ring just failed?
I openned the thread a year ago and the problem was the relucant ring. This morning, I had the same problem ABS ESP ETC !!
is there one of these ring per side?
did my other relucant ring just failed?
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