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Old September 9th, 2015, 7:59 PM
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So I just got done reinstalling my 350 fresh build on my suburban. 96 suburban k1500 5.7 auto. The issue I now have is a abs light that I didn't have before. The code is for both front abs sensor missing and rear speed sensor. Anyone have any ideas?
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what are the actual codes?
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I'm not sure what the code numbers are. I stopped down the local chevy garage and had them pull them to see if it was something stupid. They said it is showing front abs sensors missing and a code for rear speed sensor. They told me to check my grounds which I did and everything looks ok. And to check power. Like I said it didn't do it until I r&r'd the engine.
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providing the actual dtc would tell you what circuits you need to check. the only power and grds for the abs circuit would be at the ebcm.
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