marquis traction control problems .If car is excelerated from 20k the left wheel locks up and the car goes out of control.ON ice at a standing start the rear wheels lock up. your abs sensors are ...
...wheel speed sensor, you have 4 as well as other items in that system. This is a social web site or forum,we answer questions from home, as you can,so price questions would be addressed at a repair ...
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...to the ABS light ? Check your wires to the ABS sensors... The sensors are located on all 4 wheels.Its possible that there is dust on 1 or more of the sensors...Try cleaning them...A good ...
...sensor at each wheel. If the light came on have it checked by a technician familiar with ABS. The sensor might not be the problem - it could also be the part that it is "sensing." Sometimes a blown ...
...crankshaft position sensor is bolted to the front engine cover near the toothed wheel on the OHV engine,through the side of the cover on OHC.unplug wiring connector,remove bolts and pull sensor
...sensor in the Differential casing. You may want to go to Autozone for exact info. Most likely it is debris from the Emergency brake pads on the rear drums. The back rotors have a drum built into the ...
sensor in one wheel or could be a bad wire connection which I had. My mechanic told me to just drive it with the light on as you still have good brakes when the ABS is not working. All the Abs does is
...an air valve in the air filter intake area. When the traction control senses a difference in rear wheel speed it chokes the engine so you don't spin the wheels. Your sensors must be dirty or the ...
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...sensor is stationary and reads slots in the brake drum or rotor(with disc breaks). There would have to be something bent for the drum or rotor to only touch one time per revolution of the wheel, and ...
...bags. What could the problem be? check speed sensor signal at sensor and at cluster. Jack up drive wheels, Block other wheels, start car, put in drive. Then check both AC signals. The signal at the ...
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