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Hit a Giant Pothole!!!! ABS Fail and Cruise Control Fail...

prtzboss

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Hit a giant pothole traveled two blocks and braked ABS triggered and failure light came on then Cruise control will not work also :) Checked the Front Sensor and ring and looks intact not bent or damaged...Rear sensor not sure where located?
Any thoughts?.....have appointment with dealer in a couple weeks...

2007 R1200rt
 
Hit a giant pothole traveled two blocks and braked ABS triggered and failure light came on then Cruise control will not work also :) Checked the Front Sensor and ring and looks intact not bent or damaged...Rear sensor not sure where located?
Any thoughts?.....have appointment with dealer in a couple weeks...

2007 R1200rt

rear speed sensor is in the Final Drive (about 1 o'clock on the wheel side)....if you can beg, borrow or steel a GS911, it may tell you the problem...

and i would check the wheels for dents/bends!!!

good luck!
 
Hit a giant pothole ... Any thoughts?.....have appointment with dealer in a couple weeks...

Not about the sensor, but check closely your rims. Those things are a soft metal alloy and bend easily. If the jolt was hard enough to disrupt your ABS, I bet there is a better than even chance it bent one or both rims. And a bent rim may still hold air pressure just fine, so don't assume no rim damage just because your tire pressure hasn't gone down. (Don't ask me how I know all this stuff.)
 
It would be my pleasure to help you with my GS911-but-I am a littlebit far from you-Canada-Ontario.BTW,if you have had proper inflation of tires,PROBABLY there should not bee a rim damage.Sensors can be "cnocked out"cosed of harsh bang.You can check on rim damage,sympli lifting the tire in the air,turning the wheel and see if there is an"offset" of rim.If the rim turning like I would turn after having a case/small/of beer.Than there is a damage.

BRGDS
Steve
 
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