Honda jazz 2006 (left abs sensor fault)

Could be any number of faults take to garage for repairs good luck

try resetting using a scan tool
get a good used one from the wreckers
as they all work of the wheel sensors for the ABS , check for wire or sensor failure
have the fault codes read to determine what sensor is failed

Check the speed sensors on the bearing hubs you replaced. Did you damage the wire harness when you changed out the hubs. Did you reset the abs system. You got some work to do & if you don't have the equipment to do it, bring it to a mechanic who does. This may lead you back to the dealer, sorry. Several abs systems are specific to a dealer.

left what? front?
that is the folly of seeing a DTC and just guessing?
first off the ABS brain has no idea at ALL what part is bad.!!!!
it only reports,d. a test that failed, or as called monitors.
the tech (pro) looks at this as only clue (its real) and checks the whole system.
1: sure bad sensor (rare undamaged), sure, (look) full of dirt clods , for sure. bashed to death? sure. visuals are a top thing.
2: damage to wires at sensor or connector , look for corrosion too. in conn...
3: brakes bad, !! oops, it warning you early and saved your bacon....
think for a moment, if the ABS fires off, and attempts to slow a wheel
and the brakes are weak or sticking (locking up too) then it has no
idea on earth why? only that it IS wrong, and it dont know if the sensor is bad (rare if no damage seen) or brakes are Fubar.
i'd have taken off the wheel.
1: and a full visual on brakes, and sensor.
2: bad pads, bad caliper pistions (sticking) or air in system. or caliper slide pins seized, or rotor warped or Gawd forbid cracked,
3: wheel bearings loose (bad) or seizing (double bad.),

just focus on wheel RPM, what can make it wrong.
LOTS !!!!

if rear wheel?, add ebrake to ploy. all you said is left.

some cars are even more complex. 4wd.

Error logs are a great thing. They will help you find intermittent problems and start you off in a general direction of where a problem could be. There is a great level of detail on the justcommodores site on checking error codes logged by the engine management system, but this does not detail anything about the abs system. The abs warning light is not as common as the check engine warning light. Reading through the posts, I haven't found any detail on checking error codes logged by the abs system.

So here it is. For those of you familiar with checking the engine error codes, this procedure is so simple its not funny.

Basically, to check the engine error log, you bridge the 5th (ground) and 6th pins in the ODB connector under the steering wheel.

To check the ABS error log, using the same trusty calibrated paper clip, you simply bridge pins 5 and 12 of the connector.

To find pins 5 and 12, start at the top left hand corner. That is pin one. Going to the right, you count pin 2,3,4 etc. Once you get to the end, jump back to the start of the bottom left level of pins and keep counting. Pin 5 is about halfway along the top row, pin 12 is a little left of the middle in the bottom row.

Reading the error codes is the same procedure (counting the flashes), except now, the ABS light flashes (as opposed to the engine light when checking the engine codes).

The ABS log also uses code 12 firstly, with any errors logged shown after that. If no errors are logged, the 12 will flash again.

Error codes for the ABS error log (VR/VS) are as follows:

12 Diagnostic system operational
21 Right hand front wheel speed sensor fault
23 Right hand front wheel speed sensor continuity fault
25 Left hand front wheel speed sensor fault
27 Left hand front wheel speed sensor continuity fault
28 Wheel speed sensor frequency error
31 Right hand rear wheel speed sensor fault
33 Right hand rear wheel speed sensor continuity fault
35 Left hand rear wheel speed sensor fault
37 Left hand rear wheel speed sensor continuity fault
41 Right hand front inlet solenoid valve circuit fault
42 Right hand front outlet solenoid valve circuit fault
45 Left hand front inlet solenoid valve circuit fault
46 Left hand front outlet solenoid valve circuit fault
55 Rear inlet solenoid valve circuit fault
56 Rear outlet solenoid valve circuit fault
61 Pump motor relay circuit fault
63 Valve relay circuit fault
71 ABS control module internal fault

The above guide has been verified on a VR/VS. Checking the error log on all models prior to VR/VS is the same for the engine log, and I would assume that the same can be said for the ABS log, would be happy if someone could verify this for me.

just check the Left Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit for any problems.

more than like an ABS wheel sensor. your vehicle is equiped with 4. behinf each wheel you will see a small set of wires running to them, then where the wheel is attached you will see a gear with small teeth. the abs sensor reads the teeth to see if the wheels are still moving. the only way to fix the prob is to get new ones. buy 1 try it if it doesnt work take it back and get another until the prob is fixed. IT IS STILL SAFE TO DRIVE THE VEHICLE.

ABS fault code 44, Open circuit in left rear wheel speed sensor. check connector to LR wheel speed sensor if not disconnected or damaged replace the wheel speed sensor at that wheel.

have you had abs system checked with a scan tool?if you cannot communicate with abs module with a scanner,there is main power feed circuit that corrodes under fuse block underhood..also have seen corroded wires near abs module over top of transmission..if you have communication..you may have a speed sensor fault..if a front sensor,check wiring behind splash shields in fenderwells,if rear sensor fault,most likely sensor is defective..also check for water intrusion into rear wheel bearings by removing sensor from hub unit

it can store one code or all codes at a time.disconnect the battery for 5 min.this will clear the memory.after reconnecting the battery if the abs light comes back on when driving then there is another problem.most times it is either the sensor or the wiring.