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Old 12-01-2015, 10:16 AM   #4
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Like the link that CTScott alluded to, due to the poor design of the ABS sensors on the Yaris they constantly need to be checked/cleaned to keep them corrosion free.

Every spring I disconnect my ABS sensors and spray them with a electrical cleanr and once dry I cover them in dielectric grease. I live in the salt belt and have yet to have any ABS issues. When I checked my sensors for the first time a couple years ago I was surprised that the sensors weren't that dirty.

I would try cleaning yours with an electrical cleaner and maybe even a fine bristled toothbrush if they are bad enough. Then reconnect after adding a bunch of dielectric grease. Reset the ECU and see if the code comes back on. If it does then you'll likely need new hub/sensors and even an ABS electrical connector
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