[hotstix]

My Car recently started throwing a handful of ACD codes for no apparent reason...

Codes are:
C102B-RR Wheel speed sensor system (faulty circuit)
C1035-RR Wheel speed sensor system (characteristics abnormality)
C1078-Tire turning malfunction
U1427-Wheel speed sensor data error

Now obviously it would seem that the right rear wheel speed sensor is bad, but I swapped in for a new one today, and the same codes still appeared. So now Im stumped.

What else could cause this?

For reference here is the manual transmission service guide from Mitsu
http://www.evoscan.com/manuals/EvoX/10_GS41EVO_MMNA_SM/GR00005100-22A.pdf

Please help.

 

[hotstix]

If its not the WSS it looks like it could be the CAN bus lines.

Has anyone ever had these go out? Anyone know what could potentially cause them to got out?

 

[joey]

Not to scare you, but when I popped an ACD code, I blew a hole in my rear diff lol. Have you ever checked that oil in there?

 

[zabes]

just because you would think the code is referring to the right rear doesn't mean it actually is. should go through and check each wheel speed sensor

 

[hotstix]

just because you would think the code is referring to the right rear doesn't mean it actually is. should go through and check each wheel speed sensor

Will do this today. This shit worries me because there are plenty of threads with people having the same issues, but I Havnt seen a definitive answer or resolution in any of them.

 

[hotstix]

Not to scare you, but when I popped an ACD code, I blew a hole in my rear diff lol. Have you ever checked that oil in there?

Will check. How much did a new rear diff set you back?

 

[joey]

Will check. How much did a new rear diff set you back?

The dealer wanted 4400 lol. But you can pick one up for ~1400 or so. But I had a hole in mine so that's what made it so much more. If you just have to fix parts it would be cheaper. I sent mine to jacks for a full rebuild.

 

[shawnburch]

The dealer wanted 4400 lol. But you can pick one up for ~1400 or so. But I had a hole in mine so that's what made it so much more. If you just have to fix parts it would be cheaper. I sent mine to jacks for a full rebuild.

What haven't you done with your car....holy shit man!

 

[hotstix]

Figured out the problem. It was a bad wheel speed sensor. New sensor is in and all codes are gone.

 

[joey]

What haven't you done with your car....holy shit man!

Interior lol. My car is still in the beginning stages m friend. Check out some of the other builds. A LOT more Xs out there built up to the max

Figured out the problem. It was a bad wheel speed sensor. New sensor is in and all codes are gone.

Glad it's nothing spendy dude.

 

[zabes]

told ya

 

[hotstix]

Yup. Right rear wheels speed sensor. Easy fix FTW.

 

[shawnburch]

Interior lol. My car is still in the beginning stages m friend. Check out some of the other builds. A LOT more Xs out there built up to the max

I need to get to mount home. Apparently load toads get paid more than everywhere else lol

 

[Demi]

I got this today after taking my hub off. Where did you get yours?

 

[armysoldier1073]

I would have sold you the rear diff I got in my garage for $500. Was working when donor car hit tree.

 

[Demi]

Where did you get the wheel speed sensor I meant.

 

[hotstix]

Got mine from lancershop

 

[Demi]

Got mine from lancershop

Is this it?
http://www.lancershop.com/customer/product.php?productid=4510&cat=207&page=1

Is there anyway to trouble shoot it before I buy?

 

[hotstix]

You can swap sensors with someone to see if it fixes the problem. Or, test the Sensor resistance values with a DMM and compare for differences. Use the codes its throwing and look them up in the service manual to point you in the right direction.

 

[Demi]

You can swap sensors with someone to see if it fixes the problem. Or, test the Sensor resistance values with a DMM and compare for differences. Use the codes its throwing and look them up in the service manual to point you in the right direction.

I will bust out the meter tonight. Codes are

u1427
c1035
c102b