Re: Light for ABS keep lightning and asking for service,...
You need to go and get the computer scanned for compuer codes. It might be a bad sensor. There is a computer for the abs system and it will tell you what the problem is.
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There's a problem with the ABS system. You may or may not be able to diagnose it with a scanning tool if your year had that option available to be scanned. It can be the speed sensors, the electronics in your ABS system or the ABS high pressure pump. These systems are designed to operate mnius the ABS function until they are serviced.
The ABS is an in line service that keeps brake line pressure as the wheels are cycled between stop and run in a skid situation. Under normal braking the ABS doesn't work so if your brakes have failed then have then checked out by an accredited brake shop . ABS light may be on to tell you that the ABS system is not available I would be checking the master cylinder and brake booster for brake failure.
Only the computer can clear history codes . If the problem was fixed in about 100 ignition cycles the computer will clear this codes . Code reader . will it check Codes in the EBCM - electronic brake control module ? ABS DTC'S
usually a fault with one of the abs sensors fitted onto each wheel. it will disable the whole abs system so as no wheels lock up when the abs kicks in. this does not effect the standard brakes, it just keeps the tires from locking up in snow, rain etc. good-day ! first check the ABS fuse in fuse box.
The ABS light indicates there is a problem with the ABS brake system, and must be serviced by a dealer, or a professional with the proper ABS tools and scanner.
It's possible that the ABS wire to one or the other front brake was unplugged.I would suggest taking it back to your service station and ask them to fix it.
I think your alternator went bad,or the belt broke or the battery died, All three of these are connected together.
Any thing is possible lightning could have something to do with it,I doubt it.
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