My Mazda wont start break,ABS,o/d off lights on

Even when you remove the ABS, your break won't work on the one wheel. You should look for the real cause of the break problem, not start unplugging fuses. When you disable the ABS, the only thing that happens is the wheels can block, while using the breaks. If already one wheel does not break, you run in even more trouble then before.

have abs code retrieve

check the timing belt

Even though your anit-lock brake system light comes on, dosen't mean your brakes will not work. All the ABS does, when applying the breaks, it compensates breaking power like pulsating your pads off and on the rotor in which without ABS your doing the same thing manually by pressing n releasing the brake pedal. And usually half the time it's a sensor that goes out and can be checked at your local autozone or auto parts store where they can plug into your car and will display a code that pertains to your ABS problem. Hope this helps.

That's telling us that the abs is passing the self check when you turn on the key. When th e light comes on after you start moving it usually means that a sensor is not sending a single or a signal is messed up. A scan tool will tell you wich wheel to focus on. It is fairly common for the exciter rings on the front drive axles to break and cause this code. It wouldn't hurt to inspect these for crackps or misalignment. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thank you for using FixYa.com!

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This is usually a wheel sensor that has gone bad. These are located in the wheel bearings and this is what has to be replaced. But first check the plig and wires, they some times break ot the plug can be corroded.

hi.

if both lights are on together the car needs to be checked by a professional immediately.

it could be as simple as a loose connection after the work done in march, but both lights together could also mean a MAJOR fault in the ABS system that could result in loss of brakes.

an ABS system is not something that is servicable yourself.
it needs professional diagnostic equipment.

i can only recommend that you drive as little as possible, and get the car checked as soon as you can.

a speed sensor on the front,have the ABS system scaned for the codes(this will show you wich sensor is bad)

You most likely knocked the electric plug loose when you changed the brakes, go back and make sure they are tight.