07 Tundra abs issue

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Asked by 07Yota Apr 30, 2017 at 10:38 PM about the 2007 Toyota Tundra Limited 5.7L Double Cab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So my 07 Toyota tundra, 5.7 V8, 102k miles, has
been flashing the 4hi 4lo lights. The skid and abs
lights are solid. (note: check engine is not on)

What happens is the computer resets every time I
start the truck so no lights appear. After braking
the first time the abs grinds.

I took it to a shop to have them scan it with the abs
code reader and 3 codes appeared. Left and right
rear abs sensors were shot, and low voltage. I
replaced the sensors and found gear grease with
metal shavings on the driver side sensor.

Two weeks went by with no grinding or lights and
all of the sudden they are back. Anyone else
experience this issue?

2 Answers

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ABS light ...if any wheel speed sensor fault lights comes up...there is fuse for ABS system. ..the module it's self faulty .so scanner can determine thats.

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Purge brakes several times and brake pedal goes to soft on tundra 05_4/4_4.7

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