Battery light and abs light on hard to steer overheating

well the 6 code are covered in the service manual.
read that yet?
not told at all if car drives ok day and night.????
P200A Intake Manifold Runner Performance (Bank1)
C1283 Yaw Rate & Lateral G Sensor-Signal
C1513 Brake switch error
C1102 Battery Voltage Low but you pulled the battery so......normal
c1702 faulty HECU? is ABS PUMP ERROR, AND SEE RECALL ON IT.
C1260 Steering Angle Sensor Circuit-Signal

IS ABS LAMP GLOWING IN DASH IGNORED?
GET ABS FULLY SCANNED.

check power steering fuse under hood fuse block

Are you sure you have the belt installed correctly? Not hard to make a mistake. Did you get any oil or fluid on the belt? Did you change belt tensioner at same time? Usually a good idea.

Hi. The only link between abs and power steering that springs to mind is the steering wheel angle sensor but you really need at least a code read of the systems as the faults may be unrelated. I think spending a few quid at the local garage and getting a proper insite into what is going on will be money well spent. The pedal vibration will probably turn out to be the abs activating on low speed braking as it is seeing a low speed signal from one wheel sensor. This can be caused by an abs speed sensor being improperly gapped or a damaged sensor pick up ring among other things, Again without some real details or codes from the ecu its hard to give a real diagnosis. A visual inspection of the wheel sensors and pick up rings may reveal something - you don't need to know exactly what your looking at just that they all look the same and clean, no missing teeth on the pick up rings or cracks. If you get at least a code read and post the results we might be able to delve a little deeper.

Belt is off or loose

2009 Ford Focus Zetec, 1.8 diesal. ABS warning light,Steering Failure Assist light and Battery light all on. Can't steer car. Then takes twenty minutes to restart car. Any ideas?

If all these lights are on, one common issue for these cars is the ignition switch. Not hard to do. Wiggle the key and see if the lights will flicker or go off. Let me know.

Could be steering rack, but I would check the power steering fluid & pump to be sure they are working properly. Slow turns tells me the engine RPMs are down and that relates directly to any belts on the engine, i.e. power steering pump.
Take a look for any mechanical damage. The ABS is probably unrelated to the hard turns. Use an ODB-II scanner to get the codes and work from there.

I have the same problem with the Cruise Control not available coming up but I had a smiliar problem with the ABS and Engine light coming on when battery was pretty much dead, it was hard to steer and brake.. may be something different with your car..

Try disconnecting your battery for about 30 sec to reset the ABS computer. You probly have a trouble code stored in the ABS computer and the lights are letting you know there was a problem. If the light stays on after you reset computer then you will have to pull code to troubleshoot problem.

Joe. ASE Master Tech