let's play "The MYSTERY SQUEAK GAME"!!!

[wwjd]

Originally Posted by El Fabricante

Maybe wheel bearing or ABS sensor is rubbing the reluctor ring due to reluctor ring swelling over time. Mine was the latter. I thought it was the bearing but it wasn't. A .010" thick 3-d printed ABS sensor shim fixed mine. It made noise between about 12 mph and 40 mph.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5A0aPXYDVc

ooh! Just noticed that YOUTUBE at the end.... that is pretty much EXACTLY it! Thanks! 99.9999% sure that is the exact issue

[wwjd]

welp, one level of shim for mine didn't help. gonna try another level after lunch, but I suspect the thingy inside just grows to meet the challenge. Back to the mechanics if level two doesn't cut it.

Other thoughts??

[El Fabricante]

Originally Posted by wwjd

welp, one level of shim for mine didn't help. gonna try another level after lunch, but I suspect the thingy inside just grows to meet the challenge. Back to the mechanics if level two doesn't cut it.

Other thoughts??

How thick of a shim did you use? It may take more than .01". I can 3d print them any thickness.

[wwjd]

Originally Posted by El Fabricante

How thick of a shim did you use? It may take more than .01". I can 3d print them any thickness.

pretty thick fiber washers. tried one, still happend, tried another one and the ABS lamp turned on, and the sound was the same. Was going to pull the sensor out and tape over the hole, but guessing it would still sound. shop didn't think it was bearings, but I suspect it's that reluctor ring messed up and I can't get to that - lacking tools, skills, jack stands etc.

[El Fabricante]

Originally Posted by wwjd

pretty thick fiber washers. tried one, still happend, tried another one and the ABS lamp turned on, and the sound was the same. Was going to pull the sensor out and tape over the hole, but guessing it would still sound. shop didn't think it was bearings, but I suspect it's that reluctor ring messed up and I can't get to that - lacking tools, skills, jack stands etc.

Yeah, that probably won't work. ABS sensor gaps are fairly sensitive. Too close and it will rub. Barely too far away and it won't pick it up.

Here's what my spacers look like: https://www.ebay.com/itm/284349175883

[El Fabricante]

Originally Posted by wwjd

pretty thick fiber washers. tried one, still happend, tried another one and the ABS lamp turned on, and the sound was the same. Was going to pull the sensor out and tape over the hole, but guessing it would still sound. shop didn't think it was bearings, but I suspect it's that reluctor ring messed up and I can't get to that - lacking tools, skills, jack stands etc.

You need a shim that matches the mounting face of that sensor. Shine a light in the ABS sensor hole and look inside to see if the ring is damaged.

Here's what my shim looks like: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/qQsAAOSwVwNg2F7S/s-l1600.jpg

[piper6909]

Originally Posted by wwjd

pretty thick fiber washers. tried one, still happend, tried another one and the ABS lamp turned on, and the sound was the same. Was going to pull the sensor out and tape over the hole, but guessing it would still sound. shop didn't think it was bearings, but I suspect it's that reluctor ring messed up and I can't get to that - lacking tools, skills, jack stands etc.

Did you look at the end of the sensor for rub marks? If there are none, then the sensor wasn't the problem and washers would not be needed.