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Error Code P0500 - Actron CP9135
I recently purchased a Actron CP9135 form Ebay. Hooked it up to my 01 X5. I had had the ABS and Brake lights on. After reading the codes I received the code P0500, which indicates speed sensor A malfunction. The question I have is which one is speed sensor A?
I was also able to turn off my SES light. Handy little item. I got it at a steal for only $57 off Ebay. BMW wanted $138 just too look at the vehicle. This thing is a great investment for those that DIY. |
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OK, I searched and found that it is my rear speed sensor. OK, does anyone have a link to a DIY page so I can see where it is and how to change it? I see there is also a pulse generator down there also I don;t want to mix the two up. I also want to add that my speedometer and cruise control both work fine. This all happened after I had a complete front and rear brake job done.
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I was searching for more info on this problem and I found this.
" DSC/wheel speed sensors don't throw an ODB2 trouble code" Does anyone know if this is true? BEacuse I did receive a trouble code P0500 from my Actron. |
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Did you find the problem??
My ABS and Brake lights came on. I found a shorted out ABS sensor
front right wheel. Repaired, worked OK for a few days, then light back on. Then Speedometer quit working. Next start up, worked OK. Then subsequent start ups doesn't work. I find that there may be a speed sensor on Differential. I also find there may be two on transmission. I also see where it might be left rear wheel sensor. If ABS brake module is bad, I don't care to fix. I have 195K miles since I bought it new and only saw ABS come on once...... Brakes should always work. Would like Speedo again.............. My Tom Tom GPS speed is more accurate but a little harder to see! |