Chances are really good that one of the ABS sensors has failed.
The first thing to do is a physical inspection of the 4 wheels / sensors and the electrical connections. Hopefully, the bad one will be readily evident.
ABS error codes are stored in the car's computer, but it'll take more than the standard code readers that Autozone & the others use for their 'free' readings.
Tires stores typically have the right equipment, but don't be surprised if they want to charge a nominal fee to have them retrieve the codes.
Btw, my only failed ABS sensor on my 2001 cost about $40 and was a pretty straight-forward replacement project.
To reset the ABS and brake lights on a 2002 Toyota MR2, trying disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes. A Toyota dealer can also reset the lights.
why do brakes and abs lights come on 2002 safari van?
Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner to determine the problem
I would be suspecting an ABS wheel sensor is starting to fail - sending intermittent signals to the computer.See "Related Questions" below for more
Check to see if all the wires are connected at the abs sensors especially at the rear wheels ---- Sounds pretty weird, but a typical brake job does not normally have anything to do with the ABS system / warning lights. The combination of ABS & Traction Control warning lights is a key indicator that one of the wheel sensors has failed. See "Related Questions" below for more specifics regarding the ABS sensors.
Lacking any further information my initial thought would be that the ABS booster pump has failed.
ABS system is inoperable and there is something wrong with the non-ABS part of your brake system.
It is important to pay attention to the warning lights on the dashboard. When the ABS and brake lights flask that means there is something wrong with the brake system.
the engine is going out. sell the car
The ABS and brake lights sole purpose is to signal you that you may have a problem with each / or one individual system. From your question we can assume that your ABS and brake lights come on continuously. There by we can safely deduce that you may have a problem with your ABS system and / or your brakes.
This is a sign that you need to have the brakes inspected, soon. Worn brakes causes the brake fluid reservoir level to drop causing the brake and abs lights to come on.
Check the "Related Questions" below to see if your problem is related to a leaking brake pressure switch - causing a range of problem, including the #10 fuse blowing.