Park the car on a level surface and turn off the engine.
Engage the parking brake.
Locate the ABS sensor on the rear wheel. It is usually located on the back of the wheel hub, near the brake caliper.
Disconnect the electrical connector from the ABS sensor.
Remove the bolts that hold the ABS sensor in place.
Pull the ABS sensor out of the wheel hub.
Be careful not to damage the ABS sensor, or you may experience brake problems. Do not drive the car while the ABS sensor is disconnected or missing, as this may reduce braking performance. It is recommended that you have the ABS sensor replaced and/or repaired right away, if not done already for you to prevent any issues, especially while driving.
