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Stephen
| Posted on Saturday, August 03, 2002 - 05:50 pm: |
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96' Disco I I've narrowed down my 'on-again off-again' abs light to being triggered by bumps to the driver's side (not sure yet if it's front or back)- so I took out both the abs sensors on that side and cleaned them up and put 'em back. Now the light stays on all the time!!! What have I done? Just what do these sensors 'sense' anyways? heat? contact? ? How do they work? Do they correctly gap themselves in the proper position, or should I try to back them out in their holders a bit to clear this light? |
   
Stephen
| Posted on Saturday, August 03, 2002 - 07:30 pm: |
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nevermind... I found this in the archives: Arthur - ABS sensors got disturbed. Just reseat them by hand (push down firmly) - back the truck up for 10ft or so and the sensors will self gap, then just drive and light should extinguish within a mile or so. If this doesn't work -you may have to pull the sensors up a bit before reseating. Hopefully this will do it for you. Bill |
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