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Ruskin, Fl | Hi,
I had the tire off for the first time since I got a bike with ABS (2013).
I's been a while and I struggled a little to get it back on, especially since I was quite uncomfy with the security of the bike on the jack.
Anyway, I'm pretty sure I know the answer, but the wire to the ABS sensor goes outside the swim arm?
I managed to get it between the wheel and inside of the swing arm. Doesn't seem right.
Before I pull the axle back out or tighten everything up I thought I'd ask.
Thanks
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Ruskin, Fl | Come on now, all you have to do is take a few steps out to the garage and bend over a little if you have ABS. Lol
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Broken Arrow, OK | There's a channel in the swingarm where mine is routed, not outside of it.
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Ruskin, Fl | Awesome. Thank you very much. New pads will be in today and I can get it finished. |
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Ruskin, Fl | Duh, I must have been real tired. The wire is attached to the rotor bracket. Can't go any other way. Lol. Thanks again Okie. |
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Ruskin, Fl | I meant caliber bracket. |
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Broken Arrow, OK | No problem.
That sensor wire can be a pain when putting the wheel back on because it's easy to overlook it.
I had a ABS light issue awhile back and it turned out to be the rear sensor. I'm pretty sure that wire got crimped once against the swingarm and that pinching resulted in the ABS warning light. |
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