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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Cars / November 2005

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1997 Grand Prix GT - ABS & Traction Light On/Off

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Israel - 13 Nov 2005 09:47 GMT
I recently replaced the front & rear brake pads on my 1998 Grand Prix GT.
Prior to doing so, everything was fine.  Upon putting on the new pads, I
began to get an ABS/Traction indication.  It doesn't occur all the time,
but once the car has been use for a while, the ABS light comes on, and the
Traction light comes on.  Once the light is on it stays constant even when
shutting down the engine, waiting a while, and turning it back on.  I did
not touch the ABS sensor, or the electrical connections.  Has anyone
experienced this problem?  And/or has anyone any suggestions on how to
resolve.

P.S.
I checked to see if there was any dust where the sensor is, and also
checked to make sure that the sensor was in position.  All checked out
fine.  I'm at a loss.  Please help!

Thank you in advance!
Shep - 13 Nov 2005 15:39 GMT
Needs to be scanned with an abs capable scanner to find the problem.
>I recently replaced the front & rear brake pads on my 1998 Grand Prix GT.
> Prior to doing so, everything was fine.  Upon putting on the new pads, I
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> Thank you in advance!
brettcasper@hotmail.com - 15 Nov 2005 20:03 GMT
I had this exact same problem last year and I have the exact same car;
the lights would come on for me after driving for a while (but I'm
pretty sure it was that I had to surpass a certain speed).  I had to
have a computer check done but there was a sensor going bad in one of
the hub assemblies and the assembly had to be replaced.  I can't
remember what it cost but hopefully that'll give you an idea of what to
look for.
 
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