For the wheel speed sensors, I usually just pull them out and wipe them off. I've never had to actually replace one... cleaning has always resolved the trifecta for me. I spray a little brake cleaner on a towel and wipe the outside of the sensor barrel with that. AND I spray some into the mounting hole for the sensor while it's out and clean it out good with the tip of the towel, and let dry before re-installing. I also unplug the sensor where it connects to the harness, spray both sides with electrical parts cleaner, let dry, and use a little dielectric grease on the o-ring seal when reassembling. Has served me well for 9 years with only the occasional trifecta.
For your hesitation... Hard to say, that could be a lot of things. Tune, fueling, map sensor...
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On the first gen cars the tire pressure is figured by the ABS sensors. It's a magnetic read sensor so clean it with anything to cut the dirt but not hurt the plastic. Simple Green works well. I'd clean all the sensors.
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As for the hesitation, I'm going to go down a list and check things off. Either way, I drove her pretty hard yesterday close to the redline in 4 gears, no hesitation. Dunno what the deal is. :idea: