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        <description>This 2006 Ford Escape has an ABS light on the dash and a trouble code C1234 "Right Front Wheel Speed Sensor Signal Missing." I show how to perform a complete ABS system diagnosis, starting from a test drive to manually testing the sensor with an oscilloscope. This turns out to be a perfect example of why you  should NOT change parts just based on trouble codes!! This vehicle has digital-type ABS sensors, which are becoming the norm for most newer vehicles. Testing digital ABS sensors with an oscilloscope is not as easy as the traditional AC pulse generator VRS-type sensors. We go over a few quick tricks to set up your scope and what to look for when testing these digital-type sensors. Here are two great videos on digital ABS sensors from ScannerDanner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sd-duZ2RCKA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKJWkAGMOfQ The repair of this Ford Escape will be shown in Part 2. Enjoy!</description>
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