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Old 06-19-2015, 01:47 PM
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Default S Type ABS Traction problem ??
Read codes said front wheels sensor fault Replaced it but still shows faults Do the codes need to be erased Was under the impression the reset there self Am i wrong !! Thanx
 
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I thought the ABS system tested itself at every engine start. Perhaps you still have a fault.
 
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It does various tests - power on, 4mph, etc. Generally self-clears if fault fixed but can need a reset with factory-type tool. (Not cleared by hard reset.)
 
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