All the ABS sensors are mounted on the struts and monitor gear toothed rings mounted on the CV shafts and rear bearing assemblies. Is it possible that the ring has come off one of the CV shafts? It may also be possible that you have a caliper that is not releasing properly which will cause it to actuate faster and slow one wheel down faster than the others which will set the ABS into action to maintain vehicle control. I hope this helps
That indicates that a malfunction has been detected with the anti-lock braking system , but if the " brake " light in your dash is not on , you still have " normal " braking ( it could be anything from a fuse , a sensor , or some other problem )
this problem could be your mass air sensor, or the problem i had when this happened to me was the catalytic converter is breaking apart on the insid clogging your exhaust.
Could be a fuse , a sensor , or some other problem with the anti-lock brakingsystemA malfunction has been detected with your anti-lock braking system . It could be afuse , a sensor , or some other problem
There are several problems caused boy a bad speed sensor. Among them are, higher rev before shifting, erratic speedometer, harde braking during coasting.
a malfunction with your ABS braking system has been detected , could be a fuse , an ABS sensor , or some other problem
a malfunction has been detected in the Anti-lock Braking System , could be a fuse , a sensor , or some other problem
A malfunction has been detected with your anti-lock braking system ( could be a bad fuse , a sensor problem , or something else )
No, an abs sensor will only affect antilock braking.
The ABS light will come on in a Lincoln Aviator if the vehicle's computer detects a problem within the braking system. This can range from a faulty sensor to fluid leaks and electrical failure.
It could be a fuse , a sensor , or some other problem with the antilock brake system ( as long as the red " brake " light in your dash is not on you still have " normal " braking )
sounds as if the starter is going bad.
Yes , as long as the " brake " light is not lit up you will still have " normal " brakes . The ABS light being on means that there is a problem with the Anti lock braking system , it could be a fuse , a sensor , or some other problem