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Originally Posted by Black-Forest
Considering the connector will only go all the way in one way it would be quickly apparent if you tried to install 180 degrees out as it won't seat all the way. I don't quite get the certain order thing. Are you referring to the connector has to be clocked a certain way?
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The connector can only go in one way which is why the wires going into the connector has to be installed correctly. If a previous owner or mechanic didn't know that the wires needed to go in a certain way, if the connector fell apart and they replaced the connector with a new connector, they might have installed the wires incorrectly.
Think of the two wires in the connector as positive and negative. The connector is key so that you can only insert the connector one way so that the positive side goes to the positive side and the negative side goes to the negative side. If the connector was damaged because it was brittle, whoever replace the connector might have inserted the wires in the wrong position on the connector so now you have a positive going to a negative and a negative going to a positive.
The fault is for an open circuit in the wheel sensor, not an ABS module or DSC module fault.