2000 Monte Carlo SS
I might be slightly confused on the troubleshooting from what I have read.
OK ABS light & Trac light on. Also wife says she hears what maybe a wheel bearing screeching noise when she is turning to the right getting up to speed on the highway entrance loop. When I clear the SRS codes they come right back. Is there something I can check or possibly fix? I hope you can let me know. I read a tip where the wheel bearing can turn on the ABS lights. Not sure how to confirm the problem. Can't afford dealer repair these days.
Thanks Guys

Codes came on all at once
C1224
1.Right Front Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit
2.Right Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit

C1235
1. Right Front Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit Low Input
2. Right Front Wheel Speed Circuit Open
3. Right Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit Low

 

Had the same problem with my 2000 monte, from what i know the speed sensor, bearings are all in the hub, ran about 150 for parts, hopefully someone here can help a bit more. Might be cheaper if your able to do the work.

 

not too hard to do yourself! I replaced both front wheel bearings and still get these lights and trac on every now and again, gonna replace the rear ones next?? approaching 100K so its time anyway!!

 

See the post by ssbowtie63, it often is just the abs harness itself

 

Before you replace the Hubs Check you abs Harness from the connection at the Hub back! They are known to go bad, get crimped and such. The Hubs, Speed and ABS sensors are all part of 1 assembly. Don't just get the Bearing or the Speed/ABS sensor. Get the assembly! It will save you a lot of trouble and Bloody Knocks!
When going around a right turn does the noise get Louder Or softer? Usually if the Left Hub is bad, the noise will get louder when you turn right because the weight shifts to the left, and vise versa!
It does sound to me that you have a bad hub from your discription. The recommendation is to replace both hubs at the same time. I got my Hubs from Rock Auto. I think they were about $50 each. But I don't remember. (Old in the Brain) They are fairly easy to install. And I would recommend getting a wheel alignment after the install.
Hope this helps!