C0035 indicates a malfunction in the supply voltage or circuit for the right front wheel speed sensor. This component measures wheel rotation speed to assist the anti-lock braking and stability control systems. A fault here typically disables these safety features while leaving conventional braking intact.
The internal coil or magnetic element within the right front sensor has failed.
Wires near the wheel well are chafed, broken, or corroded due to exposure.
The connector at the sensor or control module is loose, dirty, or corroded.
The reluctor ring on the axle or hub has missing teeth or excessive debris.
The fuse supplying power to the ABS sensor circuit has failed.
Internal circuitry within the module is faulty, though this is rare compared to sensor issues.
Yes, standard braking works, but anti-lock features will not activate during emergency stops.
No, this fault is almost always the sensor or wiring, and replacing the computer is rarely the correct fix.
Yes, metal shavings or mud on the sensor tip can interrupt the signal.
No, this is an electrical or sensor fault, not a tire pressure or wear issue.