broken stud..reluctor ring..
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So to make a very long and frustrating weekend/week simple..I took my 96' TA to my local Tire Barn last Saturday to get my new 285/40/18 goodyear f1 supercar's put on the rear,all went fine,but I noticed a little bit of inner wheel well rubbing on the way home when I would hit bumps,so when I got home i decided to remove the wheels to bang in the wheel wells a bit..Well I go to remove the driver side first,get all the lugs loose except for one,which happens to be my security lug..It wont budge at all..They obviously cross threaded it on..So instead of stripping it out,I take it back to Tire Barn..They try to remove it and strip out the lug..So then they knock a socket on it and get it off,but break the stud in the process..While trying to replace the stud they run into problems trying to get it by the reluctor ring..My car has ABS/TC..So I inform them that the ring is actually apart of the axle itself..They then tell me to take it to the shop of my choice for repairs and they will cover the bill..Well I take it to my local chevy dealership and they tell me the GM write up for repairing it is to replace the axle itself..GM has discontinued it,but Moser makes a replacement..But Where can I find a reluctor ring?? The GM tech said I shouldnt have the ring pulled off and pressed back on because it may not stay in place..But if I get a new axle,my ring will have to get pulled and pressed on that one anyways..Or I could get a new ring and it would be pressed on..Either way a ring will be getting pressed on..But Im just kind of wondering if any of you have some advice for me and what i should have them do..My car has the GU5 rear end btw..And yea after all this,Im going to save up for a 9"..lol
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The 2 different reluctors are for 3 channel ABS and 4 channel ABS & TC.
The 3 channel reluctors for 95-97 AND 98-02 are 26014607-2 series 106 teeth and 26029185-3 series 106 teeth. Only difference is the 3 series is thicker/wider to be able to be sensed by the sensor.
The 4 channel reluctors are 47 teeth and GM doesn't indicate a seperate part number for the ring as they come assembled onto the axles. Since the 3 channel rings are the same for 95 thru 02,I strongly suspect that the 95-97 4 channel rings would be the same as the 98-02 4 channel rings.
The 3 channel reluctors for 95-97 AND 98-02 are 26014607-2 series 106 teeth and 26029185-3 series 106 teeth. Only difference is the 3 series is thicker/wider to be able to be sensed by the sensor.
The 4 channel reluctors are 47 teeth and GM doesn't indicate a seperate part number for the ring as they come assembled onto the axles. Since the 3 channel rings are the same for 95 thru 02,I strongly suspect that the 95-97 4 channel rings would be the same as the 98-02 4 channel rings.
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I have the same issue with the lt1 w/ ABS 4ch. I'm trying to put on longer wheel studs. How can you remove and replace the reluctor ring without damaging it?
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They are a "light" press fit meaning a press is not required. You do not need to replace your axle. I would: pull the axle out, heat the reluctor with a small propane torch and gently pry between it and the axle flange, a buddy here helps. Tapping the pry bars helps also. Takes a few minutes just be patient. Replace your wheel stud, or all of them if you want. To reinstall find a pipe as long as the axle with the correct diameter to press towards the center of the ring, few taps and you're golden. Reinstall the axle and done.