Anti lock light on in a 2005pontiac bonneville se v6 i change both front rotor and brake pads but the right side still sound like the brakes need chaneing

Did anyone put a scanner on it? Could be the fuse, a bad ground, the ABS pump, or the ABS module. some times wiring.

The abs light means the system is disabled. You would need to have it checked for trouble codes to proceed. The noise could be the speed sensor on one of the front wheels.

The hose could be collapsed internally holding residual pressure and keping the pads applied. Also make sure that the caliper is sliding free side to side.

if, there no marks on rotors and they wareing off evenly ,no need to be change,the sound when you press the brakes its could be cause by cheap brake pads.dont get me wrong ,that depent on the market brand of the brake pads ,seem that who did your brake job didnt use a good brake pads.they will need to be change to avoid the noise.good luck

Sounds like the right front brake caliper is locking up. Make sure they change the brake hose, when you have the caliper replaced. Both sides should be done at the same time, along with the brake hoses and pads. They will also have to check the rotors, due to the heat from the brake locking up, they warp and may not be reusable.

It sounds like you have a sticking caliper. Depending on how long it has been since you replaced your brake pads, you may want to get this done. Your pads could be worn completely out and grinding the rotor. If your rotor is severely scored, you will need to have it turned or replaced.

sounds to me like the abs relay is bad maybe $75 repair at the dealer

The anti lock lights run off a sensor that is attached to the calipers. By changing the rotors and pads will turn this light off. The sensor is bad or dirty, you need to have it checked by a technician. I hope this helps. don,t forget to rate my answer,thanks

you need to have your brakes checked on the front and also have them check wheel bearing on that side. when a car sits overnight in humid conditions the brake rotors will rust over lightly, that normally is removed off of rotor after first brake application. it shouldnt do it after you keep driving. abs does make noises though when it is working, sliding, so I would pop my hood and check for abs computer. It has brake lines and electrical connection going to it. Im not saying its bad but just look at its location and see if the sound of it functioning/location seems to make it sound like it is left wheel

It is most likely a bad front wheel speed sensor.Your sure abs rings were on back of rotors?It is going to be next to impossible to fix without getting the code with a scanner