Question:
I have had the sensor replaced and soldered loose wires and it is STILL on! Any ideas on what else could be causing this?
Answers:
My car seems to be having trouble turning over on cold days.?
You need to have the codes pulled. An abs light could be caused by anything from a fuse to the abs module it's self. the codes will tell you where to start. good lucka driver who can drive without licence. who is that?
My husband's did the same, it was a bad clock spring, the dealer fixed - was still under warranty!is there a way to use a welding electrode with out a welding machine?
i own a repair shop,and you may have another bad sensor on it,,take it to any auto zone and have them scan it,,its free,and they can tell you if its a sensor or something else wrong with it,,they can also clear the trouble code off of it,this might make it go off,on some of the newer cars you have to have it cleared off with a scan tool to make it go off,good luck,hope this help,s.happy new years.I have a Chevy Blazer with this problem. We have spent over $3000.00 trying to find the problem. Our friendly mechanic says that one sensor is faulty and is triggering the ABS sensor. It's not on when I first start up the vehicle but like 20 seconds down the road, BAM... there it is... everytime...
1999 ford escort zx2 won't start?
Check if there is any debris between the rotor and sensor,also see if the gap (Space between rotor and sensor) is correct. If all else fails check your fuses for continuity and if applicable any cut-out switch for resistance plus do a resistance check in the wiring as well. Most can be done by you but be careful as this is a very important item of your brake system. Good luck and good hunting, Warchild30+ yrs Machinist,Engineer and AutoZone PSM
More Questions & Answers ...
This article contents is post by this website user, CarQnA.com doesn't promise its accuracy.
Copyright 2006-2008-2007 CarQnA.com. All Rights Reserved.