Chrysler Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Code

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ROBERT5
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I failed the emissions test because the code for rear wheel speed sensor came up i bought part and had it
installed and the code will not erase. the sensor is working yet the check engine light is on. is this an electrical problem or a computer problem and how do i find out and repair it
Mar 30, 2006 at 5:59 AM
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MICKEY-D
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Try unhooking the positive battery cable for about 3 to 5 minutes. This will clear all active codes. Hook the cable back up and run the car around, see if your light comes back on. If it does, then you need it scanned again for another problem, or a problem in that same circuit(bad plug in connector, or maybe a broken wire. Good luck on your repair.
mickey-d
Dec 5, 2009 at 3:37 AM

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Disconnect the positive battery cable for 3 to 5 minutes to clear stored codes, reconnect it, and drive the vehicle. If the check engine light returns, scan again for another fault or a problem in the same circuit, such as a bad connector or broken wire.

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The owner of a Chrysler failed an emissions test for a rear wheel speed sensor code. The sensor was replaced and appears to work, but the code will not clear and the check engine light remains on. The expert advised disconnecting the positive battery cable for 3 to 5 minutes to clear active codes, then driving the car. If the light returns, the vehicle should be scanned again for another problem or a circuit fault such as a bad connector or broken wire.

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