Remove Wheel Speed Sensor (ABS) – 2013 Honda Accord Step-by-Step

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Learn how to remove the wheel speed (ABS) sensor on your 2013 Honda Accord. This step-by-step tutorial shows the easiest way to get the sensor out, including disconnecting the wiring and removing the mounting bolt.

💡 Tip: Twist gently if the sensor is stuck.

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