BMW 1 Series Driveshaft And Wheel Speed Sensor Removal, 5DB0, 5DB1, 5DB2, DTCs Fixed.

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The car came to our garage with dynamic stability control(DSC) and ABS malfunction lights illuminating on the dashboard, scanner was connected to the vehicle we retrieved 5DBO, 5DB1, 5DB2, 5DBF4 DTCs, from the vehicle then we visionary inspected the car and found the rear nearside wheel speed sensor ring was bulged created friction with the wheel speed sensor tip, that caused increase in the air gap between sensor tip and ring as a result the sensor tip was left away from the ring magnetic field and the sensor couldn't generate signal, then we removed the stubborn rounded hub nut, driveshaft and wheel speed sensor, this procedures are filmed in two parts, this is part one, for part two (installation procedure) just click on the link given below.
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this video only contains tips and recommendations that could be useful when carrying out vehicle repairs or replacement parts, STANHOPE AUTO REPAIR CENTRE WARDAK is not liable for any damage, harm injury or property damage incurred while carrying out repairs or replacement that are a result of incorrect use or misinterpretation of the provided information purposes only and does not guarantee achievement of specific result. The user is personally liable for incorrect use of repair equipment, tools or vehicle parts, in particular, when this use poses the risk of injury. STANHOPE AUTO REPAIR CENTRE WARDAK strongly recommends being careful and adhering to the safety rules when doing any repair or replacement.

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@user-hu8xi7bg7b 3 года назад

This is the reality for many attempting to change drive shaft. Nut is difficult to remove. Well done for not glossing over this.

@stanhopeautorepaircentrewardak 3 года назад

Thanks for watching our channel

@lane1962 2 года назад

You have a great deal of patience! Good job, well done!

@stanhopeautorepaircentrewardak 2 года назад

Thanks for watching our channel

@suj1945 Год назад

Great work this. Done patiently and without causing any real damage.

@stanhopeautorepaircentrewardak Год назад

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@Bolts2021 2 года назад

Good video and job done patiently even with usual difficulty in this sort of jobs.I have just replaced both rear driveshafts on my E90 BMW due to abs fault.First I was thinking to replace the abs rings only to save over cost of replacing both driveshafts but I didn’t buy the rings until seeing the condition of the area on driveshaft’s where the ring is situated. So this was only possible when the shafts are out.The end lock nut on O/s/r looked pretty rusty so I knew I will face difficulty in removing it.I am always patient carrying difficult jobs so I plan it carefully and don’t rush.A day before I sprayed wd40 on both nuts.Next day I heated the nut on o/s for about five minutes with a blow torch.Then supported the socket and six inch extension on a stand.Connect long breaker bar and almost stand on the end to exert my whole weight.At the beginning it looked the breaker bar would snap but I carried on thinking if it breaks so be it.To my surprise the nut cracked open with a bang.Rest was not to bad and I managed to get both shafts out.On the n/s it was more work disconnecting exhaust to get the shaft out.In the end upon examining the shafts there was so much rust under the rings that it made sense to replace the shafts altogether. Thanks for reading.By the way the only concern I have is that when knocking the shafts out of the hubs the ideal method is a puller tool or a copper punch to avoid damage to the shaft end.

@stanhopeautorepaircentrewardak 2 года назад

Thanks for watching our channel Well done 👏 good job.

@mzzzzz2179 Год назад

I have the same exact problem on my car, so glad you got yours fixed. Wish you could help me do mine lol

@bigdeal87 8 месяцев назад

What shafts did you put in oem?

@Bolts2021 8 месяцев назад

I did not replace with genuine BMW part as this was too expensive but I used new shafts from other manufacture r which was much cheaper and to this day I never had any problems!

@bigdeal87 8 месяцев назад

@@Bolts2021ok Great could you recommend us with the producer name ? Thanks