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    Considering the random nature of this whole incident, I am really hoping there's just some water in there or maybe something came loose because it was very heavily raining and windy that day that I was out when this all started.


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    due to the sensor being mounted externally, it supposed to take some weathering and grime

    I would follow what Bob has researched for you

    Like mentioned, verify all are reading the same and change out the deviated one, as this would be the bad one

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK Bob View Post
    If that looks good compare both rear wheel sensors by back probing each sensor wire and measure the DC voltage to ground.
    To confirm I have an understanding of this task before I start doing it, I want to check each wire of the sensor with the + probe of the multimeter and the ground/chassis with the negative and compare the readings?


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    Thats correct

    Key on, engine off

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    Quote Originally Posted by jgruberman View Post
    To confirm I have an understanding of this task before I start doing it, I want to check each wire of the sensor with the + probe of the multimeter and the ground/chassis with the negative and compare the readings?
    Yes, let see what readings you get back probing each sensor wire on volts DC. You will need the key in the run position and wheels stationary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corkey View Post
    Thats correct

    Key on, engine off
    I read the term "Key On" often but I have a push start, can you clarify what the correct "lit position" that Key On is for me? Is this ACC or RUN(with no ignition)?


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    Yes, sir, all you need is the truck's power without running.

    I have an older Cummins, and I'm still used to the key theory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corkey View Post
    Yes, sir, all you need is the truck's power without running.

    I have an older Cummins, and I'm still used to the key theory.
    No problem at all!

    I just wanted to make sure, as that's how I reset my DTCs with the tuner, and I figured it better to ask and be safe.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jgruberman View Post
    I read the term "Key On" often but I have a push start, can you clarify what the correct "lit position" that Key On is for me? Is this ACC or RUN(with no ignition)?
    Push button in the RUN position no need to start the engine.

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    I work with batteries every day.

    Your “new” battery will only be as good as your old battery as soon as you hook it up.

    It’s unfortunate, but both must be replaced simultaneously if you want a new performance.


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