I put the 22" wheels and adapters it was professional installed by Garwood. While down at the beach my Vss started to come on again. I noticed that it would come on when I hit the brakes hard. I bought a computer for the Spyder and it sad that the ABS sensor was at fault. Can the brakes be bleed or do I need to replace the unit.
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Vss comes on when I hit brakes hard
- Thread starter Jagmanxf
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trikermutha
Active member
How is the sensor gap?
BajaRon
Well-known member
Very Good Question! :thumbup:
Also, is this a new problem or was your Spyder doing this before the wheel change?
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
WHEELS AND THE VSS ISSUE
What make and size tires do you have on those 22 inch wheels ???? ..... because there is a relationship between the size of the front and rear wheels that needs to be retained..... This may be your problem !!!!..... Mike :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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:agree: What are you running for tires and wheels at ALL THREE corners? :dontknow:
Chupaca
New member
Let's see....
Gonna take a guess here...you say the new wheels were installed with spacers etc....professionally or not if they knocked the ABS sensors or bent the disk you will get brake warning issues, usually all the time. The size difference may be an issue if your beyond spec's but what is strange is that occurs only when you apply the brakes...You may have uneven braking maybe a caliper hangging up....:dontknow:
Gonna take a guess here...you say the new wheels were installed with spacers etc....professionally or not if they knocked the ABS sensors or bent the disk you will get brake warning issues, usually all the time. The size difference may be an issue if your beyond spec's but what is strange is that occurs only when you apply the brakes...You may have uneven braking maybe a caliper hangging up....:dontknow:
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