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1996 eldorado ABS light keeps comin on and off

1996 eldorado ABS light keeps comin on and off

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You will need to get the abs codes to diagnose what is causing the light to come on.Once the codes are obtained then weather it is a speed sensor or the wiring that is causing your problem.Post back with the codes and I can help you with the repair.Good luck.

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