I do believe it was not more then maybe a few weeks after the new hubs where replaced. Then it has just been a intermittent issue. Some days it comes on then other days it wont come on for 3 days or ever other day.

 

Donbrew

Thanks for the picture of this park brake. I did have to readjust my rear brakes and this problem has been resovled.

My next step is to trace all the wires to the speed sensors and check for frayed or broken wires.

I will keep you all posted with what I find. I will more then likely not be able to get to this till next weeknd. My work schedule does not allow me to do much of anything during the week.

 

I'm guessing the connectors need some grease in them.

 

donbrew I always thought you where not supposed to grease the male or female connections?

 

Dielectric grease. Made for electrical connections.

 

The correct grease makes the connector easier to push together maming fora better connection and reducing corrosion. Not silicone dielectric compound, dielectric grease.

I'm betting the connectors didn't "click". Or maybe they did not get put back on the mounts and got chewed up by something.

 

make sure they get clipped back into place, away from the half-shaft! I carried the same code for a long time until I looked into it. Speed sensor was trashed, AND it ripped the boot on the half shaft... It's all good now.

 

I get the same lights when driving on slippery surfaces and get some wheel spin. They go away after a couple of starts.