Sunfire 2002 2.2 l My ABS light and manual brake stay on all the time.

Mike Butler

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• Posted on Dec 28, 2008

SOURCE: electrical failures on 98 Sunfire, 2.2

ABS sensor : If you've been in the snow & slush lately, stop at a carwash & rinse the back side of your wheels off, front, back, over, under, as much as you can, it may be tripped due to sensor covered in dirt or slush and not giving necessary signal. As far as cooling fan coming on, let it sit & idle & watch your temp gauge. When at normal operating temperature + or - a few degrees, it should come on, but watch & see if gauge goes too high towards hot, and it doesn't come on, have fan operation checked.

SOURCE: 98 sunfire abs light stays on

I hate to ask this but it could be a seat belt malfunction. Air bag system. it also could be sensor that is not connected. Check to see if all are connected any accident or anything unusual had taken place/ you can also check the alternator something maybe going on there as well. Let me know about any accidents./ Please rate my response Thank you very much

SOURCE: 2001 pontiac sunfire abs and check engine light is

I think these lights are not related. The ABS light means the ABS is not working, and has nothing to do with the brakes working. You can have brakes and not have the ABS part working. I don't think a bad ABS would turn on the check engine light, but it may.

SOURCE: abs light is off and

there are abs sensors mounted to the braking system on the wheels, one of them is shorting out, to verify, remove the abs fuse from the fuse box under the hood, test drive the vehicle, it should run fine without the abs system. have these sensors cleaned or replaced.

SOURCE: I have a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire What could cause my

i check brake switch by the brake pedal