Not so solid ABS light May 01, 2017, 09:28:15 pm Near the end of a 300 mile weekend trip I noticed that the ABS light on my dash was on steady. When I arrived home I shut the engine down, waited 3-4 minutes, then re-started engine again. The light once again (after flickering on/off) came on solid.Fast forward to this AM... when I started the engine the symptoms were the same, flicker on/off and then came on solid. However, on my way to top off the fuel tank, I hadn't gone two blocks when the light cleared itself and I've not seen it since.What's going on?
Re: Not so solid ABS light Reply #1 – May 02, 2017, 12:34:03 am Found this interesting video on ABS brakes. Not sure how applicable it is to your situation but it is educational.This topic seems very familiar. I don't recall the culmination of the previous thread . Here's the YouTube link. There are many others on line. Good luck with your gremlin.https://youtu.be/Pb6nXV-iamIThen there is this one...https://youtu.be/S6xpQDryIAQKent 1 Likes
Re: Not so solid ABS light Reply #2 – May 02, 2017, 12:27:32 pm Quote from: Lazy Bones - May 01, 2017, 09:28:15 pmWhat's going on? You might want to have your mechanic scan it, checking to see if any ABS codes were left behind.ABS problems can widely vary, the system having so many parts. It may be a wheel sensor going bad, a loose connection, computer issue or ?Too many potential problems and next to no information to even take a wild guess at a cause.Larry
Re: Not so solid ABS light Reply #3 – May 02, 2017, 02:14:17 pm Granted that there are several possible causes for this malady but it's unnerving to have an intermittent problem.Prior to the Lazy Daze I also owned two Ford E Series window vans, '84' and '94. I do not recall which but one of those had ABS problems also... turned out to be a speed sensor change that finally cured it.
Re: Not so solid ABS light Reply #4 – September 07, 2017, 05:33:51 pm "You might want to have your mechanic scan it, checking to see if any ABS codes were left behind."Four months later...Just got the beast home from the repair shop, turns out my problem of last June was (??) the rear speed sensor, located on the rear differential. I had it replaced, now to see if I got lucky or not. I hate intermittent problems!Trouble Codes read out as: C1230 (Rear Speed Sensor Circuit Fault) and C1229 (Rear Speed Sensor Coherency Fault). 1 Likes
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