its under driver's seat under the carpet

its under driver's seat under the carpet

17 hours ago, Swearwolf said:

its under driver's seat under the carpet

Its not there, i have removed complete front interior from car including centre console, sensor is not there

46 minutes ago, paul1980 said:

Its not there,

Getting back to the beginning, why are you looking for the Yaw Rate sensor ?

Re-reading this thread, I can't see that you have used FORScan to read the DTC's. I note that you have used probably two code readers, one of which was a Snap-On but neither of which read Ford specific DTC's.

Looking at the 2011 Focus wiring schematic it does not have a separate Yaw Rate sensor, and I would say that it is very likely that your 2011 S-Max also doesn't.

PS: It would be helpful to correct your profile since a Ford Model: Clement  is not listed 😉

6 hours ago, unofix said:

Getting back to the beginning, why are you looking for the Yaw Rate sensor ?

Re-reading this thread, I can't see that you have used FORScan to read the DTC's. I note that you have used probably two code readers, one of which was a Snap-On but neither of which read Ford specific DTC's.

Looking at the 2011 Focus wiring schematic it does not have a separate Yaw Rate sensor, and I would say that it is very likely that your 2011 S-Max also doesn't.

PS: It would be helpful to correct your profile since a Ford Model: Clement  is not listed 😉

Reason looking for sensor is because the obd diagnostics is showing a fault with yaw rate sensor. I have esp light on dashboard and no power steering (apparently all linked to yaw rate sensor)

abs.pdfABS 2012 with keyless.pdf

 

Here's 2 diagrams for Mondeo, essentially (electrically) the same as S Max and Galaxy. First is 2007 on ABS diagram showing separate yaw sensor, second 2011 on ABS diagram showing no Yaw sensor

On 10/1/2024 at 12:55 PM, paul1980 said:

Please is there anyone out there with any information on the location of the yaw rate sensor of my 2011 ford s-max 2.0 tdci

I know this is late but... From my "official" Ford ETIS IDS:
• NOTE: Since September 16, 2010 the yaw rate sensor and accelerometer function is part of the restraints control module (RCM)

Restraints Control Module

Looks like it's under centre console?:
Remove the floor console (there are multiple options depending on EPB etc.

 

Sorry I can't be more specific and still no guarantees plus there are multiple safety warnings if it has to be discnnected:
 

• WARNINGS:

 The supplemental restraint system (SRS) is active for a certain length of time after the power supply has been disconnected. Wait for a minimum of 3 minutes before disconnecting or removing any SRS components.

 Make sure that the vehicle electrical system is fully depowered and no other power source is connected.

 Wear safety goggles.

Etc...