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Penguin
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ABS/TCS Warning Lights
« on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 9:03am » |
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An odd one this...
Yesterday evening I noted that the car was pulling slightly off the right under braking, and (since they'd recently be changed) I didn't think it was discs or pads, so I thought it was probably tyre pressures. Anyway I went to a garage, pumped up the tyres (sure enough front right was flatter than the others, but they were all a bit flat.
Anyway I then pulled off again the the ABS failed the running test (eg ABS and TCS failure lights came on at 11mph). I stopped the car and re-started it but - no - the system was quite adamant that there was a problem and lit the lights up again. With only five minutes drive left to home I carried on (and noted I had at least stopped the car pulling to the right) then parked it and made a note to ring the garage this morning.
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This morning it's as if there was no problem. The lights went out and stayed out, and no amount of brake or TC testing or re-starting the car et cetera will make them come on again. Also the brakes and TC appear to be working perfectly.
So do I have anything that needs looking at or is this a no fault?
Cheers
Penguin
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Highlander
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Re: ABS/TCS Warning Lights
« Reply #1 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 9:36am » |
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If the lights are off everythings fine, could just have been the tyre pressures
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scorpio_man
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Re: ABS/TCS Warning Lights
« Reply #2 on: Mar 2nd, 2007, 9:51am » |
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hi there
i had the other week (without the pulling/tyre issue). using stuart's tri-com lead, i found that the error was a pump error. hasn't returned, so i'm hoping it was a one off.
the t/c lights up as well on your car because you lose t/c when the abs is disabled.
hth
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