Subject	Thank you very much for your genial attempt to help.
Posted by	pa300 on November 10, 2011 at 5:43 PM
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In Reply To	... posted by thumper on November 10, 2011 at 05:16 PM
Message	Unfortunately, I am specifically asking if there is a way to clear ABS codes, as I don't believe this method clears these codes. If it does there is no mention of it in this article. From what I can tell the ABS codes are stored in the ABS control unit. I appreciate the thought, but the question still stands. Is there a way to clear the ABS codes without a conzult? I searched and I don't think it's been covered in tech.
Follow Ups	ABS light is on. Is there a write-up on how to clean sensors - pa300 06:18:52 11/10/11 Re: ABS light is on. Is there a write-up on how to clean sensors - lurker_nz 13:56:04 11/10/11 Thanks, I did clean the effected sensors ----> - pa300 15:41:13 11/10/11 Is there any guru's out there that can help? - pa300 16:47:48 11/10/11 ... - thumper 17:16:42 11/10/11 Thank you very much for your genial attempt to help. - pa300 17:43:50 11/10/11 reading the FSM - thumper 18:04:26 11/10/11 OK, thanks. I tried that, and the light is still on. - pa300 18:25:36 11/10/11 Not unusual for the code to be thrown due to a - jzack 22:28:49 11/10/11 Yeah, that may be what I'll have to do. - pa300 05:50:07 11/11/11 There's actually an LED on the ABS control unit - thumper 22:34:33 11/10/11 No problem. I believe that at sometime in 94 they began.. - pa300 05:46:24 11/11/11 On a side note, is your screen name a reference ---> - pa300 17:45:42 11/10/11 :) - thumper 18:05:33 11/10/11
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