Q&A

Thank you for your quick reply. Maybe I am looking in the wrong place, but I cannot find any electrical connections to any of the wheels. I erred in not mentioning that the Suburban is 4 wheel drive. Could the sensor(s) be located at any other place than the wheel hub assby?

no. they are at the wheels. did you jack it up and see if there is any play in any of the wheels??

there should be a harness coming from the hubs that go up the inner fenders.

Roy

I will try to double check again today now that the rain has stopped.
I tried to follow the wires from the main control unit just alongside of the master cylinder, but lost track of them. Initially, I did check all around the front wheels, looked for wires leading out to the rotor and disc pad assembly, along the upper and lower a-frame arms, anyplace else that I could see in that area. Could not see any electrical wires or connectors.
May take a day or so, but I will let you know what I find.
Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Roger

I am wondering if this is an early model that has only rear abs. did you check the rear for sensors??

Roy

Roy,
Just got a chance to pull the l.f. wheel. Did find the wire leading to the sensor. Covered in dirt, which is why I missed it the first time. From what I can see, the rotor needs to come off in order to get to the sensor. Since this is 4wd, I don't have the socket big enough to get that assby off. I may just have to defer this job to the dealership.
Back when I used to spin wrenches for a living, you could do a complete tune up with a screwdriver, an adjustable wrench and a pack of matches (tear off the striker flint and use that to set the points). Nowadays, things are just too complicated. Guess I'm showing my age.
I wish to thank you for all of your help.
Thanks again,
Roger

you are so right. you can save some money by going to an independent. try our locator tab at the top of the page for a shop near you.

Roy