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while i would be driving the ABS INOP and BRAKE light would come on and stay on, then when i would turn the car off and back on they would be gone, verdict, faulty speed sensor in the front pass. side wheel. so if you have this problem, i suggest checking that out first...
Originally posted by StudlyCamaro: nooo.. if your ABS INOP light comes on first check the 3rd brake light... then move on to the more complicated things
I think that's something people just hear on the internet and pass on as advice..
94 Camaro 3.4 A4 <br />T-Tops<br />In the process of an LS1 swap.
Check your grounds under your hood, there is one of the core support and one on the fender. Take them off, and sand the paint off where they were at and put them back on.
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yeah i found out if you do 70 mph and pull the ebrake for some narely 360s and stuff your sensors get allll confused. then reset your computer and do it again ha ha
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i'm just relaying what the dealership found, and the light came on again today on the way home, could it be the difference in tire heights in the front and rear, fronts are about 1.5" shorter.
I used to have this problem almost everyday. When i disassembled my steering column(i thought half of my VATS key was in there...it wasn't, and halfway through this enjoyable task it was found in my jeans in the wash) I disconnected the battery for a few hours....never had an issue since.
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this happened to me when i first bought my 95 camaro. for me, turns out the brake pads were really worn. replaced the pads and havent had the abs inop and brake lights come on since.
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