Knocking sounds are coming from under the vehicle.
The magnet is hitting the vehicle or mounting bracket while rotating. Inspect
the sensor installation and reinstall as needed. See “Procedure 1. Install the
Speed Sensor” on page 6.
Current Readings are zero but everything appears properly installed.
You may have loose or poor connections and/or a broken wire inside of wire
insulation. Use the “Sensor Wire Continuity Test” on page 19 to locate prob-
lem wiring. Tighten crimps and/or replace wire.
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Unplug harness cable.
Use an multimeter or continuity tester to probe Pins 2 and 3 on the harness
connector.
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Pin 1: Unsw12V
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Pin 2: Sensor Signal
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Pin 3: Ground
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Pin 4: Unused
Position of Pins on Harness Connector
Roll vehicle forward.
Multimeter or continuity tester should indicate a short each time the magnet
passes the sensor tip. If so the sensor is operating properly
If no short is indicated, check the wiring carefully for breaks or loose
connections. Probe between the white wire of the harness cable as it enters
the butt connectors and Pin 2. Probe between the black wire of the harness
cable as it enters the butt connectors and Pin 3.
The multimeter or continuity tester should indicate a short. If so the harness
cable is unbroken.
Check the butt connectors carefully for loose connections by probing across
the butt splice for the white wires and then across the butt splice for the black
wires.
The multimeter or continuity tester should indicate a short. If so the butt con-
nectors are properly crimped. If not, tighten crimps or replace crimps (two
extra butt connectors were provided with your DriveRight).
Check the sensor wires for nicks or other signs of damage, remove and
replace suspect sections, use 22 AWG UL1015 (105C) wire with 22-18 AWG
insulated (red) butt connectors available at your local hardware store.
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