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2003 Tahoe Wheel Speed Sensor. Do it myself or Pay to get done??

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Tahoeguy2016
Hey guys and gals. I have a 2003 Tahoe with 180,000 miles. Recently I had a wheel speed sensor on my front left go out. I havent had to do a wheel speed sensor so I am not even sure how to do it yet. I got a quote at my trusted mechanics shop of $250 or so. I can get it from rockauto for 30 not including shipping. Which do you guys think is more worth it? Pay to get it done, or Do it myself?
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Cowboytrukr
You should be able to do it yourself. The sensor sits on the hub in close proximity to the reluctor. Jack it up on a stand and take a few minutes to study it. Not difficult at all.

I taught my son how to change the entire hub assembly in a little over an hour’s time. The speed sensor came with the hub.

There’s a hex or Torx screw holding the sensor into the hub.

Piece of cake.
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