Low Flyer
12-10-2007, 07:27 PM
Autodynmaics of Singapore were as good as their word, and on my return from USA, the new sensor awaited me---total cost of £118, as opposed to HUK's £220 !!! Fitting it "was something else", mainly because of the need to release four black boxes in the front bay to get at the connection. Then, the actual sensor in the hub was welded to it by corrosion, so the caliper had to come off to allow me to DRILL out the core. Finally, a piece of keyhole surgery was required to thread the connecton from the wheel arch into the bay. A quick test drive and the light went out.