Isam,

I just did my wheel bearing on the right front side and unlike you I removed the sensor (gripping with needle nose pliers and pulling out straight worked for me), left it hanging and cleaned out the bore before reinstalling. I also sprayed Electronic cleaner on the sensor and coated with Dielectric grease before reinstalling.

If you "damaged" the sensor and are sure of that, replacing the sensor will cure your problem as the new sensor can just be plugged in, they don't need to be "coded to the module"

If you had the "trifecta" of lights before changing your wheel bearing, further troubleshooting is in order to see what codes you are throwing....

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