Started up my car yesterday and the ABS warning light didnt go out. Checked
the handbook and everything they said seemed to be OK. Brakes still feel the
same , there is no increase in pedal travel and the fluid level is OK. Any
ideas or have i got to go and spend loads at the main dealer??
SFC - 30 May 2004 09:58 GMT
Could be a wheel sensor not working.
SFC
> Started up my car yesterday and the ABS warning light didnt go out. Checked
> the handbook and everything they said seemed to be OK. Brakes still feel the
> same , there is no increase in pedal travel and the fluid level is OK. Any
> ideas or have i got to go and spend loads at the main dealer??
Woodchuck - 30 May 2004 11:30 GMT
Get the fault codes first! Otherwise it's only a guess.
> Started up my car yesterday and the ABS warning light didnt go out. Checked
> the handbook and everything they said seemed to be OK. Brakes still feel the
> same , there is no increase in pedal travel and the fluid level is OK. Any
> ideas or have i got to go and spend loads at the main dealer??
BigJon - 30 May 2004 11:57 GMT
Where do i get the fault codes from?
> Get the fault codes first! Otherwise it's only a guess.
>
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> > same , there is no increase in pedal travel and the fluid level is OK. Any
> > ideas or have i got to go and spend loads at the main dealer??
Peter Parker - 30 May 2004 13:34 GMT
>Where do i get the fault codes from?
The Dealer. Autozone (maybe). A friendly local VW guy who has a
VAG-COM system.
>> Get the fault codes first! Otherwise it's only a guess.
>>
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>Any
>> > ideas or have i got to go and spend loads at the main dealer??

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