Hi,
Can anyone advise the location of the engine side ABS Speed Sensor Relay (driver front)?
Thank you
Can anyone advise the location of the engine side ABS Speed Sensor Relay (driver front)?
Thank you
the ABS / VSA has a lot of content in the service manual.Hi,
Can anyone advise the location of the engine side ABS Speed Sensor Relay (driver front)?
Thank you
all been there... Solder repair the wire, liquid electrical tape over the solder repair, and some shrink tube over that should do the trick.Yes well above.. I'm not sure if this wire can be soldered. Can it? I would prefer to replace if the position of the engine side connector is convenient.
Thanks for your input.
Based on the instructions in the above post, probably not. It will be fairly 'deep' below/behind the airbox though. Worst case, it might be more accessible with the airbox top removed.Thanks Charlie... There's so many covers in the Odyssey engine bay that makes it difficult to see. Is the connector easily accessible? Do I have to remove the battery box or the air filter?
correct assessment... its all related.Hmm.. I assumed I have to snake the harness up into the engine bay to attach the connector. Based on the diagram above it looks like I can attach the connector via the wheel well, which hopefully is true. I'm waiting on the part but will update when received.
On a side note, the automatic side doors also do not work when the engine is running. It must be checking the car speed and disabling for safety reasons. They work fine when car is off.
you will need to clear the code...I successfully replaced harness via the wheel well. ABS light went off and the doors now work fine again. The VSA light remains on though. Any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks
According to the Honda tech I talked to last time I got service, the Ody throws out the VSA light basically anytime something goes wrong just to protect more.I successfully replaced harness via the wheel well. ABS light went off and the doors now work fine again. The VSA light remains on though. Any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks