Foxes or rodents eating ABS cables on Nissan E-NV200 vans. It can be a DIY fix.

Apparently some Nissan E-NV200 owners have experienced damaged ABS sensors due to rodents or foxes chewing the cables. The issue will result in brake & ABS warning lights on the dash. In this video, I just attempt to show you how simple it is to replace a sensor and cable and is something that many could do themselves rather than sending it in to the garage.
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[@GregAnslow]

I have seen this first hand on a Prius. The lady who owned the car was convinced that vandals were targeting her by cutting her ABS cables but I could see the cable had been chewed into fox mouth sized pieces. This was in London.

[@GoGreenAutos]

It does sound like this is more of an urban issue than a rural issue!

[@MrRoddersf1]

Just had it happen to me but can't find a valid replacement part. do you know where i could get a replacement rear sensor for the e-nv200 2019?

[@GoGreenAutos]

You get them the from Nissan or Autodoc.

[@dennisharvey4499]

Is there any anti rodent kit to prevent it happening again?

[@GoGreenAutos]

Could wrap the wires in tape?

[@martin-jj9pe]

It's foxes I've done 100s of them most of them Ford and citroen and Peugeot