Seat Leon >> Assembly overview - speed sensor on front axle

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Anti-lock brake system

  1. - Speed sensor
    • Front right speed sensor - G45- / rear left speed sensor - G46-
    • Before installing the speed sensor, apply lubricating paste all around - Electronic parts catalogue
    • Removing and installing
  2. - Bolt
    • 8 Nm
  3. - Drive shaft
    • Assembly overview
    • Removing and installing
  4. - Wheel hub with wheel bearing
    • The ABS sensor ring is built into the wheel bearing unit.
    • Removing and installing

Assembly overview - speed sensor on rear axle

Exploded view - speed sensor on rear axle, front-wheel drive

Anti-lock brake system

  1. - Wheel hub with wheel bearing
    • ABS sensor ring is installed in wheel bearing.
  2. - Rear axle
    • Before installing the speed sensor, the inner surface of the hole must be cleaned.
  3. - Speed sensor
    • Rear right speed sensor - G44- / Rear left speed sensor - G46-
    • Before installing the speed sensor, apply lubricating paste all around - Electronic parts catalogue
    • Removing and installing
  4. - Bolt
    • 8 Nm

Exploded view - speed sensor on rear axle, all-wheel drive

Anti-lock brake system

  1. - Speed sensor
    • Before inserting sensor, clean inner surface of hole, and coat it with high-temperature paste - G 052 112 A3- .
    • Removing and installing
  2. - Bolt
    • 8 Nm
  3. - Drive shaft
    • Assembly overview
    • Removing and installing
  4. - Wheel hub with wheel bearing
    • The ABS sensor ring is built into the wheel bearing unit.
    Sensors
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    Removing and installing speed sensors on front axle -G45- / -G47-
    Special tools and workshop equipment required Torque wrenches - V.A.G 1410- Lubricating paste - Electronic parts catalogue . Removing Remove appropriate front wheel. Remove electr ...

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