WIS Document: 5261
Model Context: 900 (1998)
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Wheel sensors, front
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Removal
Left side:
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Open the bonnet
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Unfasten the electrical distribution box and move it away.
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Part the electrical connection, push in the locking catch and unfasten it from the bracket.
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Cut off the cable tie on the McPherson strut.
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Unfasten the level sensor connectors.
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Unfasten the coolant expansion tank and move it out of the way.
Right side:
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Unfasten the air filter housing over part and the mass air flow sensor and move it away.
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Unfasten the connector cable tie from the branch bolt.
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Part the connector and cut off the cable tie.
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Also cut off the cable tie at the air filter housing mounting.
Jointly left and right side:
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Lift the car and remove the wheel.
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Clean the area round the wheel sensor using a soft wire brush.
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Undo the wheel sensor retaining screw and remove the wheel sensor.
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Take away the rubber grommet and thread out the conductor.
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Remove the conductor from the fastening clip and lift away the wheel sensor. Part the connector.
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Fitting
Jointly left and right side:
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Thread the cable through and push the connector onto the bracket.
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Fit the wheel sensor in its holder and tighten the retaining screw.
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Lubricate the rubber grommet with soapy water and install it.
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Press the cables into the fastening clips.
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Fit the wheel and lower the car to the floor.
Right side:
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Connect the connector.
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Fit a new cable tie to the air filter housing mounting.
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Fit the upper part of air filter housing and install the air-mass meter.
Left side:
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Connect the connector.
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Fit a new cable tie to the McPherson strut shaft.
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Fit the level sensor electrical connection and coolant expansion tank.
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Replace the electrical distribution box.
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Close the bonnet and erase the diagnostic trouble codes.
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