I don't see how. The ABS system is designed to fall safe, ie, off.
Your computer or Module is faulty.
No, it would cause the "low oil" light to come on.
A faulty fuel pump could do that or a faulty timing belt (if equipped) could also do that. If it is a Ford, it could be the ignition module too.
faulty drl module Check the fuse.The fuse may be blown
check your fuel pump, alot of magnas had faulty fuel pumps and due to your car stalling and splattering would be due to the fuel pump.
A faulty ignition coil or module can cause misfiring.
Even though this problem can be caused by many things, here are a few possibilities; 1. Bad ignition control module 2. bad crankshaft position sensor 3. fuel pump is going bad and/or clogged fuel filter 4. faulty electronic control module(ecm/computer)-more than likely not this but still a possibility
Low freon charge and faulty CCRM (Constant Control Relay Module).
Either the coil is bad or the ignition control module is bad.I would think the coil is faulty.
A faulty IAC will cause stalling problems at idle. Most of the time if you hold the gas pedal down it will run fine. Be careful because these symptoms can come from an EGR valve that is stuck open aswell. If you have a fast idle i would look for a intake leak.
My 2006 VW Passat has electronic emergency brake. It was already broken down twice. It would not release. The second time they had to replace the caliper and module an this repair cost me $1700. I'm in the market for a new car and will NEVER purchase a car that has an electronic emergency brake design.
That would depend on the year of your Passat. What year is it?1997