What is the reason for the alarm still going off after replacing the right rear wheel sensor?

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RyanLynn
07/30/25 10:58am
The reason for the alarm still going off after replacing the right rear wheel sensor is that the sensor is faulty. Below is relevant information about automotive sensors: Introduction: Sensors are input devices for a car's computer system. They convert various operating conditions of the vehicle into electrical signals and transmit them to the computer to ensure the engine operates in its optimal state. There are many types of sensors in vehicles. When diagnosing sensor faults, one should not only consider the sensor itself but also the entire circuit where the fault occurs. Therefore, when troubleshooting, in addition to checking the sensor, it is also necessary to inspect the wiring harness, connectors, and the relevant circuits between the sensor and the electronic control unit. Types: Common types of sensors in vehicles include wheel speed sensors, crankshaft/camshaft position sensors, temperature sensors, etc. With the continuous emergence of new vehicle models, sensors with the same function can vary significantly in appearance. Additionally, increasingly stringent measurement indicators and production environment requirements make it difficult for traditional single test benches to accommodate such a diverse range of sensor production.
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