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Chevrolet S10 ABS Sensor continuously monitors the speed of the wheels to ensure that the anti lock system can pulse the brakes when traction is lost thereby allowing the drivers to stop in the short time possible as well as have consistent steering. The Chevrolet S10 was designed to address work sites and weekend trails and combines a rigid ladder frame with a remarkably light footprint that allows it to easily park in tight city roads. Its range of effective four cylinders and lively sixes allows owners to keep power to their level and optional four speed automatics or sharp manual boxes make the driving experience exciting and enjoyable. The spacious bed transports bikes or lumber, and the balance suspension eliminates potholes without getting mushy, and the S10 seems to have no problem with both back roads and highways. Another useful feature that drivers are fond of is that the Chevrolet S10 is competitive in terms of its fuel economy in its class hence saving money at the pumping station during their day to day journeys. To ensure the safety of truck, the ABS Sensor of each hub measures pulses and monitors the speed of wheel many times a second. It transmits information, adjusting the S10 and opening the valves with the help of the ABS Sensor. Chevrolet engineers position the ABS Sensor well out of the reach of moving arms which makes it uncommon to damage the wire but regular inspections reveal corrosion. In order to change an ABS Sensor in your Chevrolet, remove the lift truck, lift up the wheel, then change the sensor, then reconnect it, refit and drive.