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pulling Abs trouble codes

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Posted by: r_2016

Hi, I am having an issue where sometimes (not often) my abs light comes on. My car is a 97 Towncar, if I hooked up my OBDII reader to my car would I be able to pull the code up for that problem. Does anyone know if an intermittent ABS light could be related to a bad wheel sensor. Thanks



Posted by: dRock95MarkVIII

No, you can't pull ABS codes through the OBDII interface on your year.


If the light is intermittent, try cleaning your wheel speed sensors. They get gummed up with metal shavings and debris.



Posted by: MachME

Where are the sensors located at?



Posted by: dRock95MarkVIII

Behind the hubs of course. You can do the rears with the car on the ground and wheels on. Just put jackstands under the frame rails in the back just in case and chock the wheels. Slide under the car from the back. If you need a little more room start the car and sit in the trunk and let the RAS inflate - then flip the switch in the trunk once it pumps up, and turn off the car to keep it high.
Just a 10mm (iirc) head bolt on each side, then they slide out (from the back) and you can clean it with some brake cleaner. The wiring to the sensor looks like a tube. Can't miss it. BE CAREFUL taking the bolt out, they are prone to snapping - use a short 5 point socket to minimize 'rocking' on the head while taking it off.


The front you need to take the wheels off, but it's the same process other than that. Slide them out and spray them clean.



Posted by: MachME

thank you





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