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Abs ...

roddy21t

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My ABS warning light is coming on and staying on, so i have just checked the resistance on the 4 ABS sensors and they are ; ...

Front right ... 1.11 ohms
Front left ... 1.06 ohms
Rear right ... 1.09 ohms
Rear left ... 1.07 ohms

Are these readings ok ?


;)
 
They look fine around the right ball park! Aslong as they are all relative.

Could be the computer, is it from start or when driving?
 
They look fine around the right ball park! Aslong as they are all relative.

Could be the computer, is it from start or when driving?

It goes out after the engine is started, but after driving for approx 1 mile it will come on and stay on. The pedal feels fine though ....

I have just cleaned all the rings and sensors ...

---------- Post added at 05:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:46 PM ----------

no idea mate sorry....my light has been on for about 3 years lol,will sort it out one day

Lol ....
 
take the bulb out i gave up tryin 2 get mine 2 work after tryin sensors an changin the rings! never been a fan of abs really!
 
If it was fine before you cleaned everything have you damaged or knocked something mate?

When the old rings were on the front the ABS was fine !!!!! .. then i put new rings on and it went down hill from there .. lol
The only thing i can think of is i changed a front caliper with a 2nd hand one that had a sensor attached to it, i cant remember which side it was tbh but it could be the one that is giving the reading of 1.11 ohms !! .. mmmm ...
I do have brand new sensor in the garage but cant remember if its a front or rear one ..... i will be pissed though if i wreck a perfectly good sensor and the problem is still there !!
If she passes the MoT on Tuesday Daz, i'll need to take a wee drive over for a brew and chat mate .. ;)


---------- Post added at 08:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:36 PM ----------

could be that odd ball sensor, doesnt seem likely though :-S

It might just be that Dan ...
 
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Those readings are fine. Don't touch the sensors.

If the light goes out and comes on after driving, (you'll notice the pedal twitching as well before the light comes on) it's the targets. Definately without question.

Check for stone damage. Even small dints on the ridges can cause issues, front or back.

---------- Post added at 12:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:33 PM ----------

Also, calipers have nothing to do with ABS. The wire from the pads is a wear indicator only. The ABS runs from the 4 sensors and 4 targets only on 2wd's.
 
Im getting the exact symtoms that you mentioned there Dave ....


If its the targets that are the problem it has to be the front one's as they are the ones i have changed ... i gave them a clean yesterday and im still getting the light on the dash !! ..
 
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