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Chevy Cruze: Erratic Wheel Speed Signal

Chevy Cruze: Erratic Wheel Speed Signal

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I have a look at a Chevy Cruise that is throwing an ABS code for Erratic Wheel Speed Signal. The customer has gone ahead and replaced his won right rear wheel speed sensor but the code came right back. Let's see what it is
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


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Eric, my mother has a 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan - when you place the heat toward The Floor ---- no heat is directed toward the Floor, it comes out the top of the dash --- as tho it had been placed on the windshield defrost setting. Any heater switch setting that involves it going to the floor, it will bypass the floor and blow fine out of the other setting eg. windshield, striaght at you etc. Everything else works as it should for the heat/ defrost / ac / and fan speed.
Car only has like 22, 000 miles on it. So i am just wondering if that's something common you've run into? p. s. ( i told my parents not to buy a dodge )

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My car is a Daewoo Lacetti Premier 2009 (the one which looks exactly like a Chevy Cruz. P0501 and P0700 came out besides P0141 & P0136 ( O2 sensors. The car's transmission is shifting erratically. TCM was further scanned and no codes were detected ( I was told that the TCM was fine. The other O2 sensors will be replaces. My question is: Where is my vehicle speed sensor? is it the same as the output speed sensor (located inside the transmission, or is is somewhere outside on the wheels? Another question: Do faulty O2 sensors cause erratic transmission shifting?
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I've got an 08 hondoo element that had the rf wheel sensor replaced/has the missing clips.
They must have lock tighted the crap out of it because the moment i put a little pressure on the bolt it snapped off even though i treated the crap out of it with penetrating oil and heated around where it bolts to the hub.
Now I'm going to have to remove the hub assembly to drill out the bolt.
After watching this video i think i may just order a new hub if i can find one at a reasonable price.
Thanks for all the wonderful education

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There is a reason why Chevy is closing factories. Here is an example. I drove one as a rental. About as refined as a 1942 Jeep. What is up with the rear drum brakes on a 2012 car? Really GM? You cheap splines.
So. Let me get this straight. The guy changes the right rear wheel sensor and then goes mudd'n like it's a Jeep to test it out? Right.

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Heck of an entertaining video to watch! Great info. I haven't seen many of these issues reported, but I'll be on the look out for them. I run several Cruze forums including CruzeTalk and like to keep an eye on potential issues on these cars. If you ever want an AMSOIL wholesale account for your shop, let me know and I'll set it up free of charge.
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The more of these videos I watch the more I think Eric O. is some kind of diagnostic genius. I been working on engines since I was 10 years old or so. Still pretty sure I can't do everything Eric can. Of course some of them fancy shmancy tools would probably help the average appearance of my diagnostic IQ. Maybe a little; )
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I've got the same problem in my garage right now. Little 2011 Chevy Cruze and it's showing me that both rear speed sensors were bad so I replaced both of them and all the lights still came on. And this car looks like it's been driven through the mud
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Awesome video as always! But hey brother. don't quit your day job when it comes to singing bahahahaha! Very informative and enjoy learning more when it comes to seeing the electrical side of the equation using the graphs. Rock on!
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I live in New Jersey so I understand crudded/corroded up cars. New York aint that different from New Jersey but what the hell is up with that car being caked with mud like sheesh! its a chevy cruise for god sake!
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