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EXCLAMATION MARK CAME ON WITHIN A ROUNDED GEAR. MANUAL SAYS SHUT OFF ENGINE. EMPLOY PARK BRAKE. SHOULD RE-SET ITSELF? COMES ON EVERY THIRD START! THEY SUGGEST SENSOR IN ROTOR. OK, WHICH? COST ME A FORTUNE HERE IN PEI - ACTUALLY NO DEALER HERE ON THE ISLAND. AM I OFF TO HALIFAX OR MONCTON TO GET A DIAGNOSTIC FOR THIS NUISANCE? HELP GUYS? MAURICE

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Abs warning light/traction control (if fitted)also front brake pads may need checking(min thickness 2mm)
otherwise its off to halifax.......

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