Code 55 on a 95 villager means "no codes found". If you are getting this code but the check engine light is on as well as the ABS light, then there is a good chance there is a problem with the ABS system itself. Manufacturers will often set it up so that multiple trouble lights will turn on to get your attention in the event of a major problem. If these lights are on together but you are getting 55, you will need to check the ABS system. It could be low brake fluid, or a problem with the ABS pump... There is also a chance that there is a blown fuse for either the ABS system or the diagnostics system which could also cause lights to turn on. One other possibility is that they are on for a factory set maintenance/service interval, meaning Mercury may have set these lights to turn on at a pre set mileage so that you will have the ABS system inspected at that point, although I don't believe this was very common in 95. My best advice is to check your fuses and fluid level, if none of these are the problem it might be a good idea to seek the help of a professional garage, you should never take chances when you're brakes are involved. Good luck :)
SOURCE: Check Engine Light
I had the problem with the engine light and the ESC light on. At the same time the car would not accelerate. I disconnected and reconnected the battery and works fine now.
SOURCE: abs light on, cruise control and engine light 2007 subaru outback
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EGR Temperature Sensor or Circuit
ABS light is nothing to do with code 55 separate fault circuits.
Under dash there are two wires with mini spades at the end, connect one of them to the single black multiplug in position 2. Thats RHS plug inlet when you hold plug with tab lock on top.
ABS sensor should then flash up error coded. Ignore code 11 thats a initial flash to let you nknow the difference between a fast and slow flash.
Let me know what code flashes up and I will tell you the symptom,
Dan
SOURCE: error code 55 on 2007 subaru outback
car threw a CEL at me with ER 55 and blinking cruse. the error code went away after a 5-6 restarts,dont worry it´s not a serious proplem.
SOURCE: my 95 nissan pathfinder has "ABS" and "BRAKE" lights on my dashboard..how do i get rid of these?
Take it to a shop before you have a wreck because your brakes failed.
SOURCE: 2000 corolla with trouble code po420
If the code has cleared on its own then you need to disconnect the battery and re-connect it. This will clear the codes out of the memory. If you don't want to do this you can go to an auto parts strore and have them hook the little computer up to your car and they can clear out the code as well.
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