All right in this video we're gonna be checking ABS codes on a 2014 Infiniti q50
I got the G scan hooked up here
Currently, that's the only diagnostic tool. We have that's capable
of reading
ABS codes on an Infiniti
I'm not even 100% sure if this is gonna be able to do it, but we're gonna give it a try. Let's see right
Now the customer the customer kiss was complaining about the light being on, but it's actually currently not on
customers data that the ABS and the traction light was on in this Infiniti
Okay
The 16 pin connecter we're gonna go to ABS
Hit okay
Tt CNA us
Well it looks like we got a c-110 five right rear speed sensor
So we're gonna
Gonna go in all that an event benefits
Pull up the rig
Diagnostic information for the c1105 right rear sensor and see what's going on there?
Let's also just go in to see if we can pull the data real quick just
To see if you know we can monitor that speed sensor on the scan tool here
Okay, and it looks like we can
So why don't we take this thing for a ride and see if wheel speed sensors even registering at all which I'm assuming
it's probably going to seeing how the
ABS and the traction light
ABS light is off right now, so
Looks like we probably have an intermittent problem
Okay, so it looks like it is registering don't really see any issues with that and there
Okay something please me we're infinity is pretty nice. You look around the car a little bit
So you get to get a little drive along and a q50 as well
Be nice vehicles
Looking at our
Speed since it seems to be working perfectly fine right now
So I'm not sure we're gonna find a lot of issues with this
Go to try and diagnose it
About what I'm probably going to do is
You know I'll access the connector for the speed sensor
Make sure it's all nice and clean and tight
And if that looks okay, we may just might
Suggest to the customers their drive and just advise us, and if the light comes back on a lot spend more time on it
But at this point no sense in wasting the customers money
All right near a few of the possible causes
ABS wheel speed sensor not installed correctly
ABS wheel speed sensor rotor or encoder damaged ABS wheel sensor rotor loose of the actual faulty ABS wheel sensor
ABS wheel sensor harnesses open or short of the ground ABS wheel sensor
So we're just gonna go to the back of the vehicle and just do a visual inspection on the ABS reluctor wheel
Let's see I got my flashlight up there for data that little toner ring right there is
Just doing a visual inspection make sure it's not cracked or loose or anything like that
I'll probably end up on the Suns are out cleaning the mounting surface and reinstalling it and giving it back to the customer
but
No everything's will completed get under here
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