2006-2016 Impala/Limited (9th Gen) ABS Sensor Harness Replacement (Driver's Side)

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Today in the garage, our 12 Impala "Midinte" is in for repairs to the ABS/Traction Control/Stabilitrak system. The problem the car is having is whenever the steering wheel is turned sharply at low speeds, the traction control activates. Also there is an intermittent "Service Traction Control, Service Brake Assist, Service Stabilitrak" warning displayed on the Driver Info Center.

I connected my BlueDriver to the OBD II port and pulled up code C0035, which pertains to the driver's side front Wheel Speed Sensor. In the video I show you how to properly diagnose whether the wheel bearing is faulty or if it's the wiring harness running from the bearing to the engine harness.

So as you've probably figured out by the title, the diagnosis is a bad harness. Follow along as I take the harness apart and install a completely new harness. Although I only replaced the Driver's Side harness, the procedure for replacing the Passenger Side harness is essentially the same.

This is the pair of replacement harnesses I purchased from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077D26V25/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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