ABS fault

The sensor on these look to be part of the hub. You will have to replace the entire unit. The ABS system will need to have the codes cleared before it will work again

Check out this guide, it will show you what to do

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-replace-an-abs-wheel-speed-sensor

See the diagrams below

Very known issue with the ABS sensors and replacing the rotors
it is almost impossible to replace the rotor with out damaging the sensor (yes it can be done but very hard to manage )
we usually but that up front with the customer
shop is not responsible for sensor is brake will replace for free parts on customer labor on us
good luck

Exactly what I meant
you pay for the ABS sensor and they replace it for you no labor charge
good luck

If the ABS light is on and you just did a brake job, you need to get it scanned to see what the problem is. The wire harnesses going for ABS are very fine and can be easily broken. It may be a harness or sensor porblem. Until it's scanned hard telling what is causing it.

You really need a scan tool to put the light out as well as diagnose any abs problem. If you replaced the sensors then it could be the wires leading to the sensor wire. If you note what I said the last time the wires are very fine an dcan break easily so it may be that. But it really should have a pro look at it as he has a scanner that can read abs problems. Auto parts stores don't

First you need a pro style scanner to remove the codes, then check for air gap, right speed sensor for wheel bearing as there are several and rust buildup.

We don't know what people have when we say pro type scan tools. What I sent are answers that other mechanics are having similar problem s with like yours and those are tips that were given. Is there an air gap? Are the sensors good? They have very thin wires and can be broken/disturbed just by hitting them. The wheel bearing you installed is it the correct one as there are several. Here is another tip
have always just scanned ABS codes and if a speed senor was open or shorted I would just replace the bearing [and we all now how common they go bad on GMs]. Had a 05 colorado in and these new bearing and speed sensors are not together. So I replaced speed senor and still had same p040 code so I did some looking around and found out they should be replaced together[great]. Also check speed sensor signal volt at sensor these module are know to go bad. I just had one that the right sensor had no volts going to it, so its a dealer car and they don't care so I jumped power from the left and hooked it to the right [at to computer] and problem solved. Hope this helps?