2000 Model Year P38 ABS Fault...

oakey

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• Mar 3, 2019

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If you been steam cleaning under the engine and gearbox you may have disturbed a wire down there somewhere.
Ages ago when I had starte motor problems with the wee wire disconnecting, somehow I disturbed something that brought ABS lights on.
No idea what it was cos I footered a bit more and it went off again

 

dubbleRR

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• Mar 4, 2019

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Hi Doo, Did you have problems with the cruse control ,and abs warnings.Could {and i say could be-four i get slapped on the back o the head } be a faulty brake light switch,,,

 

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• Mar 4, 2019

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dubbleRR said:

Hi Doo, Did you have problems with the cruse control ,and abs warnings.Could {and i say could be-four i get slapped on the back o the head } be a faulty brake light switch,,,

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No, I did the test and my Accumulator is shot. 54 seconds to build pressure and one press of the brake pedal set the pump running again...

Morag from D&M Spares has ordered a new one & it "should" be in tomorrow

https://www.dandmlrspares.com/