Mitch wrote: A likely explanation. Take it to a parts store that does free
computer scans, like Autozone and find out what the computer thinks. It'll
probably say something like right front wheel speed sensor.
OK, that sounds like a plan. I did not know that they would scan it for you. I
can
Jim F. wrote: You can start by checking the brake fluid level in the master
cylinder. On some makes, A low brake fluid level will turn off the ABS and
give you a light. If the reservoir has two chambers, check to make sure the
fluid level is good in both chambers. Brake fluid levels drop
Donald Snook wrote:
OK, that sounds like a plan. I did not know that they would scan it
for you. I can only guess how much the local Ford dealer would
charge me to hook up the scan tool to tell me one of the sensors is
bad.
$60-75 seems to be the rate I hear the most
John
The ABS light on my wife's 2001 Ford Expedition is on. I am hoping that the
problem is just a wheel speed sensor or something cheap. Anyone have any
experience with these. I guess I will have to go to a place where they can
check the codes and charge me an arm and a leg. Damn!
Donald H.
Go to the auto parts store, they usually have the code readers for
loan, you can just check it right in the parking lot. I went to one
place, they wanted $30, so went to the auto parts, they weren't busy so
the guy came out with me and it took about 2 minutes and I cleared the
code. Or buy
Donald Snook wrote:
The ABS light on my wife's 2001 Ford Expedition is on.
I am hoping that the problem is just a wheel speed sensor
A likely explanation. Take it to a parts store that does free computer scans,
like Autozone and find out what the computer thinks. It'll probably say
In a message dated 7/28/2008 3:44:57 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
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The ABS light on my wife's 2001 Ford Expedition is on. I am hoping that the
problem is just a wheel speed sensor or something cheap. Anyone have any
experience with these. I guess I will have
