Chrysler Pacifica ABS on

Behind each of the front wheel hub

Have to follow the wires to find the rear sensors

The internet should have a picture,easier to just look under the car

here is the link for the part you need.


http://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/TC/17855-06015753.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ff&utm_content=TC&utm_campaign=PartsGeek+Google+Base&utm_term=2004-2006+Chrysler+Pacifica+ABS+Speed+Sensor+Replacement+2970068+Front+Left+04-06+Chrysler+ABS+Speed+Sensor+2005+05&fp=pp&gbm=a&gclid=CJzn5eXokLQCFQioPAodpREAXg



Simple as pie. Once you have the part in hand, You will see where it plugs in near the intake. Just follow it to the other end, remove and replace.


Should be a 10mm bolt holding it down, and to remove the plug, just press the retainer tab and pull out. New plug snaps right in.

make sure he connected the wheel sensors back on they will throw a abs code.











TIM........

Some mechanic you got. I would have left the vehicle and have them repair it
You have or had an ABS Light on. You have a malfunction in that system. Usually a Wheel Speed Sensor.
Who ever works on it, can follow a trouble chart,testing along the way, and then repair,with your authorization.

Each wheel has a sensor. Theres more to it than the sensors. have the repair shop check it over for you and recommend repairs.

If you look at the front hub area with the wheel off, youll see a wire running up the knuckle you need to unplug the connector, the sensor it self is bolted right behind the wheel with a small 10mm bolt, just take that bolt out and pull the sensor out, you might have to use a small flat head screw driver, then just reinstall new sensor..

youll have to have the abs light reset if its on, you can disconnect the battery and it should do the trick

Go to a diffrent mechanic! There is only one light for your ABS and thats on your dash. If the light came on after the brakes were installed, I would suspect that your mechanic didn't open the bleeder screw on the calipers before depressing the piston. This would force fluid back to the ABS acumulator, setting off the light.

take to shop to have it reset

Did you ever get the problem solved? If so, What was it? I Have Exactly the same vehicle and problem! Let me know Thanks.