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Posted on Feb 07, 2011

Abs light is on and abs dont work ,plus reverse lights dont come on for my 1993 grand cherokee

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If your ABS does'nt work meaning theres a problem, you need a Scanner to identify what causes maybe your sensors are not working (4X4 = 4 sensors , 2X4 = 2 front sensors) or damages/dirty , or you ABS pump are not working properly, regarding your reverse light, check the fuse, relay, bulb and even your wiring connection..regards

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