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ABS fault

516 views 19 replies 5 participants last post by  Liftman24  
#1 ·
Hi any ideas I had live date reading all wheel sensor. All went down at the same time. I took fuse box out in engine compartment cleaned connector in the bottom of fuse box and took to he plug out abs pump and checked.
My code reader is not picking up the module to read.
 
#6 ·
Ugh.

I despise those.

Could be a chaffed wire sorting, could be an internal break, could be....etc.

Major PITA to chase down unless you get lucky and hit upon it right off. Being intermittent just makes it that much harder.

I don't envy the job you're about to do...
I have been on it for hours. Just went for a drive 10 miles all good. Just check when back after a hour lights all back on he dash.
 
#12 ·
hitting potholes that's not good. some mini cooper automatics have a issue with the speed sensor that is inside of the transmission and it will bush up against the insides of it and go bad. I don't use sport mode or anything myself. but one can tell that speed sensor is bad if it races through the gears, o course that is also providing a transmission fluid exchange was done at some point. unless it has under 100 thousand miles on the transmission.
 
#19 ·
Have had such faults due to main battery failing gone weak , so if main battery over 5 years old likely cause , the system can see weak voltages as a fault with other things on self check when put ignition on , key with these cars to have a very healthy battery otherwise and i have done it you waste hours chasing faults that are not really faults , just needs a new battery