I got my car up on the ramp today due to a noise coming from hub location and couldn't figure out what it maybe.

ABS has been playing up and over riding itself, so running with no ABS.

When I looked at it today the ABS trigger sit on the CV jounts.

It looks like they come fitted on the CV itself, but both mine have falen off completely. They had snapped and become lose so I pulled them off.

Now have ABS light, Traction light and Hand brake light on continuosly.

Can these Trigger rings be purchased seperatly? or have I got to buy new CV's

Thanks.

 

Bit like this one -

 

Don't think you can get them seperately for Mondeos.

Have they worn the end of the sensors as well?

 

Ignore that!!!

Oh, good old eBay!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Car-Parts-...ondeo+abs+ring

We fit quite a few rings on Hyundais as they corrode and snap.

Just clean up the CV, heat the ring up with hot air gun/blowtorch, and tap it on level.

 

Brilliant, save me changing CV's!

I'll wait for Fiddy to tell me which sizes I need

 

Thanks Gary

 

Go very careful when fitting the new ones, they crack very easily, which I found out the hard way

 

Will do Richie, theres a couple of different sizes on there and both state all models of Mondet MK2.

Fiddy, you know the answer? lol

 

Sorry Kev I've got no idea mate, I'm actually ashamed of myself

 

That's shocking Fiddy!

You use Mondeo forums dont ya? Any chance of asking there mate?

 

Just get a vernier and measure the CV.

 

That means more fucking about for me lol

 

http://www.driveshaftstore.co.uk/index.php

Some dimensions on this site.


TBH, they're not expensive, just order both sizes!

 

lol.......

 

Ive seen this happen a few times in cars where the pick up ring has cracked.


Fiddy if you kept your black mondy you could of sold him some shafts.

 

Plenty of ABS Rings here - http://www.ukpartsdirect.com/product...tor-rings.html

Also have the Mondeo ST ABS Ring listed here -

http://www.ukpartsdirect.com/catalog...g/category/17/

 

Just make sure its put on in the correct position and its straight.