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Research on ABS Speed Sensor for Toyota Camry

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) prevents the car from sliding or skidding whenever you use the brakes. An ABS speed sensor in each wheel provides the input for a control module to run the system. If a speed sensor fails, it cannot measure or report on the rotation speed of the tire. A lack of an accurate measurement means the correct pressure can't be applied, and a wheel might lock up when you least expect it. Faulty ABS speed sensors should be replaced so your ride can brake safely and efficiently slippery surfaces.

Symptoms of a Bad Toyota Camry ABS Sensor

A sure sign of a bad sensor is seeing the ABS Light. You should have the car checked out at a shop as soon as you see this, because it means a fault has been detected in a sensor or elsewhere in the system. Braking performance may be noticeably different. Once you step on the pedal, it might take longer to stop the car, and you may feel skidding or a loss of traction. This means there is a problem with either the sensors or the control module. The car may be less stable in wet or icy conditions as well.

How Does a Wheel Speed Sensor Work?

A basic ABS wheel speed sensor has a tone wheel and a magnetic pickup. The sensor is actually a magnet, that picks up the changes in the magnetic field as the teeth in the tone wheel move by it. An alternating voltage changes in frequency/strength depending on the device's, and your car wheel's speed. The tone ring is often mounted on the brake rotor, drum, wheel bearing, or axle. If the Toyota Camry ABS light stays on, sometimes the ring is worn, warped, or cracked. Even if it gets chipped, sensor performance might be affected.

What Causes the ABS Light to Come On and Go Off?

The speed sensor can alert the module the speed of one or more wheels is different than the others. Brake fluid pressure is adjusted by a hydraulic valve to keep the wheels in traction. A lack of response from the pump or valve, or lack of data, can cause the light to come on. Once all systems are normal, the light can go off. If this keeps happening, there may be a problem with, for example, the Toyota Camry ABS sensor.

Cost of ABS Speed Sensor Replacement

Replacing both front sensors in a Camry is $ to $, but both rear ones go for $ to $ Price variations from year to year are minimal. If you see an ABS light on Toyota Camry cars, a front set tops out at $ and rear ones cost up to $ A Toyota Camry ABS light blinking does not have to mean spending a fortune. PartsGeek.com offers the parts you need for less, because overhead is much lower from selling everything online. You therefore don't break the bank by keeping your anti-lock brakes in working order.

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