rear modulator connector should be under right-side plastic cover, definitely does not require to remove air filter
What is the easiest way to remove the ST1100 ABS Front Wheel Sensor?
- Thread starter Garry_Coates
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The rear abs sensor cable runs the full length of the swing arm, then appears to go up between the fuel tank and the back of the engine?
The rhs plastic panel that gives access to the rear brake mech and the shock absorber is off, but my abs sensor cable doesn't connect there and goes beyond it along the full length of the swingarm.
Also, I've unbolted and removed the grey metal cover on the wheel side of the differential. Does anyone know if it needs rtv silicone, etc when it goes back together?
Am concerned that the gear oil may leak out.
Thank you.
The rhs plastic panel that gives access to the rear brake mech and the shock absorber is off, but my abs sensor cable doesn't connect there and goes beyond it along the full length of the swingarm.
Also, I've unbolted and removed the grey metal cover on the wheel side of the differential. Does anyone know if it needs rtv silicone, etc when it goes back together?
Am concerned that the gear oil may leak out.
Thank you.
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Thank you very much
Andrew Shadow
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No sealant needed, dust cover only.
Well, it's finally back together. I've not gapped the sensor yet though. The connector is under the RHS plastic cover. It is a bright yellow 3 pin connector, as pictured.
Thank you to everyone who helped me. It's appreciated.
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The front are rear sensors are interchangable. the st1300 won't work and it only has 2 wires where the st1100 has three.
Ii's also a differant length.
I make kits to replace the standard ST1100 sensor. check out www.happybikes.co.uk
I've made about 80 over the years.
Alan
Ii's also a differant length.
I make kits to replace the standard ST1100 sensor. check out www.happybikes.co.uk
I've made about 80 over the years.
Alan