My ABS light and battery light was flashing the other day and the car acted like it was going to die on me i got it somewhere i could park it. But then it wouldnt start at all it was making a clicking noise when you would put the key in to start it. my husband tried to charge the battery but it didnt work so he changed the battery the car started running again ut my door locks still werent working .Well when i got it home and just about to turn the car off the batterylight and the ABS light flashed for a second and the next day it did it again. my husband is thinking it is the alternator and says if i drive it will die on me again and we need to know where the alternator is onn a chrysler sebring
Take the car to a local Autozone and have the Alternator tested, it is free. Also when the "Battery" light comes on it doesn't mean there is a problem with the battery persay it means the battery is not getting charged up while you drive.
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Try removing the alarm system relay, some car alarm has also a fuse on the alarm that you can remove.
Many car alarms unlock by inserting and turning car key while you connect the battery.
SOURCE: CLICKING NOISE WHEN TRYING TO
My daughters did the same thing 2001 Sebring--red cable under manifold lose try moving it toward you a little this cable goes to the starter and runs to the battery thats located in wheel well of all places
SOURCE: car alarm preventing car from starting
1999 CONCORDE: check the battery terminals probably they are not tight enough...something like that happened to me just the lights turned on and the car seemed to be dead, the battery is still ok since then. I just needed to buy new terminals.
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just 10 flashes means that the OBD readiness monitors have not all been set.. when the battery was disconnected it reset the monitor status to not ready..
SOURCE: 2006 Chrysler Pacifica touring abs light on stays on
Hi. this light is a warning that concerns the ABS sensor and mechanism assembly. there is a central module and connecting sensors that are attached to each axle/rotor. If any of the sensors become unstable or starts to malfunction, the main module will detect this anomaly and it will trip the light via, the ECM.
I recommend taking this vehicle in so that the ABS techs can diagnosis this issue and they can pin point which sensor or mechanism is malfunctioning.
You vehicle seems to operate in a normal manner at this point but, you will actually have to be in a hard braking situation in order to experience this malfunctions results. If you where to initiate a hard brake while the ABS system is in safe mode(light on), your vehicle would simply lock up. It would not provide the ABS actions due to this malfunction that is evident at this point.
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