Watch this video to learn how to replace the rear ABS sensor on a 2009-2018 Dodge RAM 1500.
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Here’s the toolbox we recommend to repair your Dodge RAM 1500: HM85 85 Piece Ratchet and Socket Set
List of tools:
Step 1: Turn off your engine and set the parking brake.
Step 2: Loosen the rear wheel’s lug nuts.
Step 3: Lift the front of your vehicle using a suitable jack. Refer to the video on “How to jack your RAM 1500 safely” for guidance.
Step 5: In order to change the rear ABS sensor, take off the wheel to have full access.
Step 6: Don’t forget to put the wheels under the vehicle.
Step 7: Using a ratchet and an 8 mm socket, unscrew the ABS sensor’s retaining bolt.
Step 8: Finish unscrewing the cap by hand.
Step 9: Then, remove the sensor by jiggling it back and forth.
Step 10: Unclip all the retaining clips holding the ABS sensor cable onto the brake hose.
Step 11: Using a fork, unclip the ABS sensor cable retaining clip located on the chassis.
Step 12: Once the cable is completely unclipped, remove the ABS sensor cable connector from its support.
Step 13: Disconnect the connector by pressing on the plastic tab using a flat-head screwdriver and pulling on the connector.
Step 14: Remove the cable.
Step 15: Take the new cable.
Step 16: Slide it into its housing.
Step 17: Reconnect the connector. Then lock it.
Step 18: Reclip the connector onto its support.
Step 19: Reclip the cable back onto the support.
Step 20: Reclip all of the ABS sensor cable retaining clips.
Step 21: Before installing the new sensor, thoroughly clean its location using a wire brush.
Step 22: Insert the sensor into its housing.
Step 23: Retighten the retaining bolt.
Step 24: Put the wheel back on your vehicle.
Step 25: Lower the car to the ground and block the wheel properly.
Step 26: The operation is now complete.
The operation and tools displayed in the video should be available on the following vehicles:
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