An ABS code reader is a device to plug into an automobile computer. The vehicle computer will then diagnose problems and print the error codes on the screen if anything is wrong with the engine or other controls.
You need to find out what is tripping the ABS light (a mechanic with an ABS code reader) and then repair it.
You'll need to find a shop with a code reader that reads ABS computer codes.
The ABS warning light can come on for a variety of reasons. You will have to have the vehicle connected to a code reader to find out the specific trouble code. Many auto parts stores will do this at no cost.
if light stays on when driving usually means its developted a fault check fault code while its on no abs get a code reader from parts supplier or if apal knows how to connect a jummper wire on aldi to get selight to flash code dave.cop
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Use a error code reader to erase trouble codes or disconnect the negative cable from the battery for 5-10 minutes.
No. Actron will be putting out a new ABS code reader in December 2007, and it will retail at approximatley $300.
Plug in a diagnostic code reader that does ABS and get the codes. Your local auto parts store will do that for you at no cost.
The ABS light on a 2004 Pontiac Grand Am can be reset by connecting an OBDII code reader to the vehicle's computer. It can reset all codes and determine their cause.
There are several ABS trouble codes for a Chevrolet automobile. The most common ABS trouble code is; error code 628.
AnswerYou'll need to find a code scanner that can read ABS codes. ABS code readers are not generally available to the public. It's probably a bad sensor, actuator or connector, but you can't possibly know what's wrong without the ABS code scanner. It is a bad wheel sensor.I had one on mine same problemMy brake light came on and my local mechanic had a Snap On code reader that could read the ABS codes. Cheaper then the Dodge Dealer.
You will need to find a code reader that can display the ABS codes. Once you find out which component is faulty, replacing it shouldn't be too difficult, but some ABS parts get real expensive. For those you should really consider recycled auto parts.