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If there is an ABS issue it will turn on the red brake light as well. Were these lights on before the repair? You can try disconnecting the battery to see if the ABS resets. If the lights come back on you will have to have a scan test performed on the ABS system to isolate the problem
Hey, it should be able to be reset. I have a 2005 Chevy cobalt and Ihad the same problem but my manual told me how to clear it up, so you should check in the manual to see how. ---------- OBD2 code scanner
Fuse 12 (10 Amps) may be burned out. Its located in "Junction Block". Losing fuse 12 would kill the ABS systems and light the ABS dashboard light.
Fuse 11 (20 Amps) may be out. Its located in "Power Distribution Center". Losing fuse 11 would kill the brake lights, and light the ABS dashboard light. If fuse 11 is blown, check your (3) brake light sockets for shorts of any type, or fuse 11 will just blow again.
Check your parking brake. if it goes down to the floor or does not hold, then your back brakes needs adjusted. bad master cylinders bleed off slowly to the floor while pushing on the brake pedal. If you need assistance on adjusting let me know.
Randy
Chevys are bare to blead, especially if it has ABS. Chevy dealers actually use TECH 2 / their computer to blead ABS systems properly. With it, they open the ports in ABS module, which helps the brake fluid flow. Unless of course you have ripped the sensor wire for ABS by accident.
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