Subject	Not unusual for the code to be thrown due to a
Posted by	jzack on November 10, 2011 at 10:28 PM
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In Reply To	OK, thanks. I tried that, and the light is still on. posted by pa300 on November 10, 2011 at 06:25 PM
Message	broken sensor (harness) wire. The wire that runs down to the sensor on the hub -- vibration/movement over time and age of car is the issue. Best to try testing the sensor with a meter at the connector that's inside the engine bay on the strut tower. Might try jiggling the wire as well while running the test to see if that makes the meter reading change? I fixed this issue on my car by buying (for cheap ) the sensor and wiring from a parts car.....
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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