The second, which is why cars now have ABS.
may be the speed sensor/on the rear diff. controls abs+speedo on later models/mine was on for about 6 mos before the speedo went lame/replacement fixed both 2000 Mazda B-3000. Problem: ABS light went on, then Check Engine light. Speedometer not functioning until about 30 mph, tranny shifts hard on 2nd to drive shift. Read possible diagnosis' online. Plan A: uncoupled large electrical loom plug under the cab below driver's seat. No moisture, but carefully applied heat gun anyhow. NOPE. Plan B: Replaced ABS speed sensor on the top of the differential. Mazda did not have one so went to Ford, part # F85Z-9E731-AB. Cost: $36.24. Easy fix. Backed truck up on metal ramps , blocked front tire. Left wire plug on the sensor, removed 1 bolt and wiggled the sensor out of it's hole. Then removed plug and plugged to new sensor. Put a film of oil on the sensor's O-ring, and wigged it back down into the hole. 1 bolt later and DONE. Drove it - worked fine, but Check Engine light still on. Disconnected + side battery cable for 2 hours to let that reset, and there you have it.
Certain companies do make ABS roof truss . Abs is also plastics
No it is not ok. ABS is affected by the heat coming out of a dryer. The usual metallic flexible pipe is cheaper anyway all considered, so why would you want to use ABS.
gluing
your abs sensor light is on probably becuase the abs in one or all of your breaks are not working, take it to a mechanic so they can tell you if that is for sure the problem.
If the ABS light stays on, something in the ABS system isn't working properly, most likely the sensor. If it's rear-wheel only ABS, then the sensor is located on top of the rear differential. As long as the ABS light is on your ABS won't work but regular braking is unaffected.
The ABS wires may be unplugged from your rear brakes. On my 94, they plug in behind the rear wheels.
The ABS light might have come on after a rear end collision on a 1997 Aerostar because part of the brake mechanism was damaged in the collision. It is also possible that the ABS light came on because the rim was bent in the collision.
You may have damaged an ABS sensor or ABS sensor wiring. Go back and check each wheel.
Vaccum leak?
The abs system is the anti-lock break system you shoud have your breaks checked as soon as possible
You most likely do have rear wheel ABS. The system has deteced a malfunction and set a code.
17 or replace abs sensor, on top of rear axle
why would the abs light stay on continuously in a 97 contour? I own a 1998 ford contour and the abs light is on all the time. my car which needs new breaks because when the abs light comes on you could have three wheels grabbing when you hit the breaks or two wheels grabbing. what i would do is either check to see if you need new breaks or they just may needed to be adjusted. your rotors could be so worn down that they could also need to be replaced or honed out.
Have the problem with the ABS repaired by a professional.
Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner