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An update. A mouse chewed through the harness after the C1137 connector. Damaged the twisted pair wires for the right front wheel speed sensor. I repaired the wires, and thought I did it well including maintaining a twist, but still have a fault for insufficient transitions. Long story here...

Hi All, Thank you to all who have helped me find the appropriate connectors and wiring to investigate this fault. As expected, all the lights on the dash for ABS, stability control, driving modes, etc., are all faulting. I made progress, but still haven't fully solved this. I used Forscan to...

Thank you, again!

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@Ducati1098 Sorry to bother you again. Would you happen to know the location of connector C1137 on the vehicle? I found some additional diagrams, and it appears to be an intermediate connector where the right front wheel speed sensor passes through. I could probe there to determine if the break...

I just put K03s (load range D) on my son's Bronco. We bought it used with 50k miles and it had the original tires, except one. It must have failed. They were mostly worn out after 65k miles, and then we got a screw in one, so I just put new tires on. We will likely never really test the tires...

Can someone help me locate connector C1137? I think the front right wheel speed sensor twisted pair wires runs through this connector. I have a break in one of the wires and knowing where this connector is would be helpful to finding the break. Thanks.

I bought a used 2022 Bronco OBX SAS with 50k miles on it. The tire dates were all manufactured in 2022 so I believe they were the original tires. At 65k miles I just replaced them. They still had some tread life, but I got a screw in one and figured they will need to be replaced soon so go...

Thank you so much.

Hi, Does anyone have access to a pinout of connector C135 which is the connector to the ABS module? I have a DTC that says right front wheel sensor is short to ground or open circuit. I replaced the sensor and same error. I think I have a broken wire. I did a continuity test from the sensor...