Try this trun key on for 10 to 20 min.s do not try and start it just trun it on. after waiting then trun key off and try to start. this should reset your system.
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UNDER THE CAR, passenger side under the heater case you should see a rubber tube sticking out, If the rubber is gone then you will see only the plastic tube that sticks out Sometimes if the rubber is missing when going on the road wind will force the condensation back into the car and cause water to collect on the passenger side floor. the drain can also stop up clean out carefully with a small wire
The problem is either the key and or the ignition switch. The key has aresistor and the engine module reads this value when you start the car. If it is not the correct value the car will not start. MOST LIKELY THE WIRE(S) yhat come off the ignition lock cylinder are broke. This is a common failure. To correct a new ignition lock cylinder and key will be required to get the car to run
First of all the computer is probably not the problem it is more likely that the one or more of the wheel sensors may be failing. They live in a hostile ennironment (i.e at the wheels) and are far more likely to fail or to be intermittent. The ABS computer module usually either works or fails completely.
Is the battery up and charged?, turn on the headlights, see if they are bright. If so, try starting the car in Neutral, or try it again in park, while you hold your foot on the brake
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