Hey everyone, I have a small problem here with my ABS, hopefully some of you can chime in.


So recently, as some of you may know, I installed a 4" Superlift suspension lift.

Ever since I've installed it, I have had this problem with braking. The problem is not intermittent, it happens every single time, and at the exact same speed.

Every time I am slowing down to a stop, at around ~5km/hr, my ABS 'kicks on' and my steering wheel pulls to the right.

It only happens at that exact same speed every single time, and braking is perfect at every other speed (even after I come to a stop and the ABS problem leaves)

I have called Superlift Tech and they mentioned that they had the same problem with their Ranger but once they got an alignment, it fixed it. Not sure how an alignment would affect that, but I have already gotten one and it didn't fix anything.

Here is what I think is going on - when I took out the ABS sensor, I must have damaged it in some way only on the passenger side (hence ABS engaging only on that side causing the 'pull' to the right). I have checked all the brake pads, rotors, etc., and everything looks good, so it has to be the ABS sensor.


What do you guys suggest I do? Should I pull the ABS sensor out and get a new one?

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2006 Ford Ranger - Build Thread: Cookie Monster Project

Mine did the same thing. It didnt happen all the time, maybe like 3 times. It started to do it a couple months after the lift was on. When i changed my pads a few months ago, I noticed both my wheel bearings were shot. I changed both (which includes new abs sensors). It's been 2 months since they were on and not one single abs engagement. That's my strory

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2006 4x4 3.0, Superlifted, 33x12.50 general grabbers, 15x8 method race wheels, kicker 10 inch comp rt, kicker 300.1 amp, JL audio components, bushwacker bed caps, uws toolbox(sitting in my office at work), 5% tint doors and rear.

Yeah my pads are in great condition, and my wheel bearings are good too, so I don't want to replace those if I don't have to.

I'm just wondering if I unplug the ABS sensor and put it back in if that will fix the problem lol.. the classic "take it out, blow on it and shove it back in" solution.

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2006 Ford Ranger - Build Thread: Cookie Monster Project

Find someone who has a ABS code reader to identify the bad sensor.

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barneycat11 2006 FX4

I'll do that.

Thanks for the help!

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2006 Ford Ranger - Build Thread: Cookie Monster Project