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Originally Posted By: SHOZ Do you have the resistor? No

Originally Posted By: SHOZ If you know the pinout at the ABS computer you can check the sensor with a voltmeter set on AC and spinning the wheel while the voltmeter is on the sensors two pins. If all is OK you will get a voltage meter. Spin the other side to see if they are close. Front may be...

Originally Posted By: HoosierJeeper I could see the tone ring causing it, but is there a sensor there that could have gotten damaged? There is the rear wheel speed sensor which measures the spinning of the tone ring (I think) but I don't think it could've been damaged at all. I might pick up...

I ended up not replacing the wheel hub. I figured if it goes bad, since I put anti-seize on the threads, it should be much easier to take apart. Anyway, I've had problems galore since I put everything back together. This is cross-posted at Hyundai-Forums. Here's what happened: I replaced the...

Success! To an extent at least. I ended up disassembling the parking brake hardware despite the wheel hub in the way. I knew I wouldn't be able to reassemble it unless I was able to remove the hub. I borrowed a bolt extractor socket set from my ex's dad, and through one of the holes on the...

Originally Posted By: JTK Why the hub removal just for P-brake service? Because it's an absolute pain in the [censored] to do with the hub in the way. I was able to disassemble all the hardware today, but reassembly if I hadn't gotten the hub off would take me a really long time. Figured it's...

Originally Posted By: Trav Both parts cant be threaded. If the bolts go in from behind only the hub is threaded, if the bolts go in from the front through the hub then the stub axle flange is threaded. You're right, only the wheel hub is threaded. After getting the thing off today, I was able...

Originally Posted By: cjcride Try Hyundai-Forums.com Welcome Tried Hyundai Forums but no response. I didn't start a new thread though; only updated an old one so maybe that's why.

I was in the process of trying to change my parking brake shoes on my 2009 Hyundai Elantra when I accidentally snapped off a bolt head of one of the 4 bolts required to remove the hub (rear passenger side, bottom left bolt if you are looking at the hub). The other three came out just fine. This...