Gah, can't find an answer....
05-10-2007, 04:52 PM
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Gah, can't find an answer....
Well here the problem,
My car is lowered on Eibach fullcoilovers so whenever my front passenger side wheel would get too much wieght put onto it, and just it, for instance comming out of a gas station with a steep decline, the ABS light would come on. To fix it all I had to do was turn the car off, then back on, and we were good to go.
Well here's the problem... I snapped my rear sway bar some how so I lifted the car from the rear, pulled the bar off, set it down and went for a test drive. Now the ABS light is on and stays on. I've tried disconnecting the negative wire from the battery for like 10 minutes and nothing. It's really starting to bug me. And as far as breaking goes everything feels the same.
Is there anyway to reset the light so it stops showing or am I screwed and have to buy a new sensor and such?
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My car is lowered on Eibach fullcoilovers so whenever my front passenger side wheel would get too much wieght put onto it, and just it, for instance comming out of a gas station with a steep decline, the ABS light would come on. To fix it all I had to do was turn the car off, then back on, and we were good to go.
Well here's the problem... I snapped my rear sway bar some how so I lifted the car from the rear, pulled the bar off, set it down and went for a test drive. Now the ABS light is on and stays on. I've tried disconnecting the negative wire from the battery for like 10 minutes and nothing. It's really starting to bug me. And as far as breaking goes everything feels the same.
Is there anyway to reset the light so it stops showing or am I screwed and have to buy a new sensor and such?
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05-10-2007, 04:55 PM
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RE: Gah, can't find an answer....
ORIGINAL: Jonny.GT
Well here the problem,
My car is lowered on Eibach fullcoilovers so whenever my front passenger side wheel would get too much wieght put onto it, and just it, for instance comming out of a gas station with a steep decline, the ABS light would come on. To fix it all I had to do was turn the car off, then back on, and we were good to go.
Well here's the problem... I snapped my rear sway bar some how so I lifted the car from the rear, pulled the bar off, set it down and went for a test drive. Now the ABS light is on and stays on. I've tried disconnecting the negative wire from the battery for like 10 minutes and nothing. It's really starting to bug me. And as far as breaking goes everything feels the same.
Is there anyway to reset the light so it stops showing or am I screwed and have to buy a new sensor and such?
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Well here the problem,
My car is lowered on Eibach fullcoilovers so whenever my front passenger side wheel would get too much wieght put onto it, and just it, for instance comming out of a gas station with a steep decline, the ABS light would come on. To fix it all I had to do was turn the car off, then back on, and we were good to go.
Well here's the problem... I snapped my rear sway bar some how so I lifted the car from the rear, pulled the bar off, set it down and went for a test drive. Now the ABS light is on and stays on. I've tried disconnecting the negative wire from the battery for like 10 minutes and nothing. It's really starting to bug me. And as far as breaking goes everything feels the same.
Is there anyway to reset the light so it stops showing or am I screwed and have to buy a new sensor and such?
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05-10-2007, 04:55 PM
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RE: Gah, can't find an answer....
haha well I know it's not the lack of a sway bar thats causing the light to turn on but the wieght that was put into the front passenger side tire when the car was lifted to remove the swaybar....
05-10-2007, 04:56 PM
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RE: Gah, can't find an answer....
ORIGINAL: Derf00
Sounds like one of your abs sensor wires is pinched/broken/disconnected. Find teh wire coming from each caliper and make sure it's plugged in and that it's not broken or pinched.
ORIGINAL: Jonny.GT
Well here the problem,
My car is lowered on Eibach fullcoilovers so whenever my front passenger side wheel would get too much wieght put onto it, and just it, for instance comming out of a gas station with a steep decline, the ABS light would come on. To fix it all I had to do was turn the car off, then back on, and we were good to go.
Well here's the problem... I snapped my rear sway bar some how so I lifted the car from the rear, pulled the bar off, set it down and went for a test drive. Now the ABS light is on and stays on. I've tried disconnecting the negative wire from the battery for like 10 minutes and nothing. It's really starting to bug me. And as far as breaking goes everything feels the same.
Is there anyway to reset the light so it stops showing or am I screwed and have to buy a new sensor and such?
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Well here the problem,
My car is lowered on Eibach fullcoilovers so whenever my front passenger side wheel would get too much wieght put onto it, and just it, for instance comming out of a gas station with a steep decline, the ABS light would come on. To fix it all I had to do was turn the car off, then back on, and we were good to go.
Well here's the problem... I snapped my rear sway bar some how so I lifted the car from the rear, pulled the bar off, set it down and went for a test drive. Now the ABS light is on and stays on. I've tried disconnecting the negative wire from the battery for like 10 minutes and nothing. It's really starting to bug me. And as far as breaking goes everything feels the same.
Is there anyway to reset the light so it stops showing or am I screwed and have to buy a new sensor and such?
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alrighty well I'm otw outside to check it out right now, if thats not the problem is there anything I can do?
05-10-2007, 05:06 PM
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RE: Gah, can't find an answer....
Sorry about the 3 posts in a row, uhm... It doesn't seem like the ABS wire is pinched or disconnected but I don't know what I'm looking for 100% anyone know of any pics?
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