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C00A200 — Front right wheel-speed sensor supply line short to ground

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C00A200

BYD C — Chassis

Front right wheel-speed sensor supply line short to ground

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Causes

  • Damaged or chafed wiring where the sensor supply wire contacts chassis ground
  • Corroded or water-ingressed connector causing internal short
  • Failed wheel-speed sensor with internal short to ground
  • Improper previous repair or pinched harness (after suspension/body work)
  • Short inside ABS/ESC module or connector

Symptoms

  • ABS warning lamp and/or traction/stability control lamp illuminated
  • Loss or limited function of ABS/ESC/traction control
  • Speedometer or cruise control may behave erratically (depends on system)
  • No wheel speed value or a stuck/zero reading for the front right wheel on a scan tool
  • Possible diagnostic trouble codes for other systems that rely on wheel speed

What to check

  • Read freeze-frame and live data with a scan tool; confirm front right wheel speed value and status
  • Perform visual inspection of wheel sensor harness, connector, and routing for damage or pinching
  • With ignition off, check continuity between the sensor supply pin and chassis ground (should be open/high resistance)
  • With ignition ON (engine off), measure supply/reference voltage at the harness connector relative to ground and compare to spec (commonly ~5 V for many active sensors; check manufacturer spec)
  • Unplug the wheel speed sensor: see if the code clears or changes (if code remains, wiring/module likely)
  • Wiggle test harness while monitoring live data or DTC status to reproduce fault

Signal parameters

  • Reference/supply voltage at sensor connector (typical: ~5.0 V for active sensors; some systems use other levels—refer to BYD spec)
  • Passive sensor (magnetic) output: AC waveform amplitude increases with wheel speed; no supply/reference present
  • Active sensor output: digital/square or sinewave referenced to supply (0–5 V or similar); frequency increases with wheel speed
  • Expected open circuit (very high resistance) between supply/reference pin and chassis ground with ignition off
  • Expected sensor impedance: varies by sensor type — consult manufacturer data (do not assume a single value)

Diagnostic algorithm

  1. Connect a capable scan tool. Document DTC(s), freeze-frame and live wheel speed data (confirm front right reading).
  2. Perform a visual inspection of the front right wheel sensor, connector, and wiring along full harness routing for abrasion, cuts, pinching or corrosion.
  3. With ignition OFF, disconnect the front right wheel-speed sensor connector. Measure continuity between the harness supply/reference pin and chassis ground. If near 0 Ω, a short to ground exists in the harness or downstream circuit.
  4. With connector still disconnected and ignition ON (engine off), measure the supply/reference voltage at the harness connector pin relative to chassis ground. Compare to BYD specification. No or low voltage may indicate shorting load or module fault.
  5. If supply pin is shorted to ground: isolate harness sections by disconnecting intermediate connectors or unplugging modules (where accessible) and repeat continuity checks to locate the shorted segment.
  6. If supply voltage is present and no short is found in harness, measure/verify sensor resistance and inspect sensor for water ingress or physical damage. Replace sensor if it tests out of spec or shorted internally.
  7. If harness and sensor appear good, inspect ABS/ESC control module connector and module outputs. Verify supply/reference driver operation; consider module bench or professional diagnostics before module replacement.
  8. Repair wiring or replace sensor/module as indicated. Protect repaired harness routing from abrasion and moisture.
  9. Clear DTCs and perform a road test. Re-scan to confirm fault does not return and that system operation is restored.

Likely causes

  • Chafed harness at a wheel arch, control arm or steering knuckle causing the supply conductor to contact ground
  • Failed front right wheel-speed sensor (internal short)
  • Corroded/bent terminal in the wheel speed sensor connector bridging supply to ground
  • Faulty ABS/ESC control module power/reference driver (less common)

Fault status

⚠️ Status
Front right wheel-speed sensor supply line shorted to ground. ABS/traction control may be disabled; inspection of sensor wiring and connector recommended.
🟡 Repair difficulty: Medium
⏱️ Diagnostic time: 0.5-2.0 hours

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