Hello. The Antilock Brake System [ABS] and tractioin control light are both connected to sensors near each tire. In many instances the systems work but one or more of the sensors goes bad. With the ABS system, you will know it is not working if the brakes do not pump themselves during a fast stop.
Begin by driving to an Auto Zone or similar auto parts store and have them put their scanner on your Audi. This will pinpoint the problems with your abs and your traction control. From there you will be able to decide on what course of action to take. Regards, Joe
SOURCE: traction control light and abs light
ok your problem is that your brakes are under force you shold get new brake pads ok
SOURCE: ABS/traction control 1998 lincoln towncar
sounds like the brake pads may be metal to metal, that could be the noise problem, but until u have the system tested for the trouble code that is setin the ABS modules memory when the light comes on you are guessing, the Dealer is the only one in most cases that has the scan tool to check ABS trouble codes.
Testimonial: "That the last thing I wanted to here but "dealership" but the truth sometimes hurt. Not the brakes though (clanking noise)"
SOURCE: ABS LIGHT AND TRACTION CONTROL LIGHT ON DASH
make sure u didnt break a wire, there are sensors on the brakes, make sure theyre plugged in
SOURCE: abs light/traction control light
You can check out what the trouble code is by pushing and holding the information button and the up arrow (right side of instrument cluster above the radio) until all the instrument clusters light. Press the information button (last) to enter test mode. I've had an error C1234, meaning Left rear wheel sensor fault. I found the problem to be a corroded connector under the chasis just under the rear left door about 2 feet in. I had to by-pass (replace 1 wire due to corrosion at the connector.
SOURCE: Engine light and ABS traction control light remain
The ABS sensor is a speed sensor also for Traction Control. This is why both lights are on , One of your front ABS sensors are bad or disconnected, or has a pinched wire.
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