| Fig. 1: View of the front speed sensors on 2WD and 4WD models |
| Fig. 2: The speed sensor is bolted into the knuckle
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Unbolt the speed sensor from the steering knuckle. Place a new sensor into position and check that there is no clearance between the sensor and the steering knuckle. Secure the sensor bolt to 69 ft. lbs. (8 Nm).
| Fig. 3: Remove the one bolt and lift the speed sensor
out of the knuckle
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| Fig. 4: Unbolt and remove the front speed sensor from
the steering knuckle
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| Fig. 5: Clean the sensor prior to installation
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Unbolt and remove the sensor from the rear axle.
| Fig. 6: Rear speed sensor location |
| Fig. 7: Remove the one bolt holding the speed sensor
then . . .
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| Fig. 8: Slip the sensor out of the rear axle as shown
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| Fig. 9: When installing the old sensor, clean the
are to be inserted in to the axle with a paper towel
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| Fig. 10: Remove the painted surface where the rear
speed sensor is inserted with sandpaper
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