We're in the process of swapping the original 10-bolt out of my 99 T/A and replacing with a 10-bolt Auburn w/3.73's. The Auburn does not have the hole in the top of the differential to mount this sensor like my stock Torsen does. I think this is the ABS sensor.

The Auburn appears to be from a car with traction control. It has matching holes in the end plates on the axle housing. I have a pair of plugs to fill the sensor locations.

If I drill a hole in the correct place in the top of the Auburn should the ABS work correctly?

Any thoughts and comments appreciated.

Thanks

 

No the auburn does not have a reluctor on carrier for the sensor to read. Your car is a 3 channel abs, the auburn is a 4 channel abs. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Sad]" src="gr_sad.gif" />

 

So I'm pretty much screwed on using the Auburn on my car if I want to keep ABS.