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Old Mar 10, 2011 | 8:59 PM
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Hello,

I recently had an issue where my ABS light came on while I was driving & when I went to stop I could hear the ABS motor clicking/knocking & it seemed like my braking went almost completely away. The light eventually went off & my braking is back to normal now. Has anyone ever had this happen? Does anyone know what it could have been? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Old Mar 11, 2011 | 11:45 AM
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Are you sure about the sequence of events? The ABS takes itself out of the loop once it lights the warning indicator. What I think happened is, something happened to the signal from the wheel speed sensors that caused the ABS to modulate the brakes, and then the ABS declared a fault. Since things don't usually fix themselves, you probably want to get it checked out (at least, scan for any stored ABS trouble codes).
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Old Mar 11, 2011 | 1:03 PM
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Originally Posted by EinST
Are you sure about the sequence of events? The ABS takes itself out of the loop once it lights the warning indicator. What I think happened is, something happened to the signal from the wheel speed sensors that caused the ABS to modulate the brakes, and then the ABS declared a fault. Since things don't usually fix themselves, you probably want to get it checked out (at least, scan for any stored ABS trouble codes).
I'm not 100% on the sequence of events, I know it began when I went to stop at a stop sign, I was pushing on the brake pedal to stop and I felt it give a little bit & that's when I heard the clicking/knocking. My brother had an OBII sensor that I used but no codes came up, is that the sensor you're talking about?
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Old Mar 11, 2011 | 5:14 PM
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Unless you had subsequently disconnected the battery, there should still be stored C-codes (ABS belongs to Chassis). Either that particular scan tool doesn't support ABS (most of them don't) or there's a separate menu path to the ABS section.
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