First you need to find a facility that has an OBDlll tester with reset capability to identify the specific cause and clear and reset codes. Go on line and look up the ABS codes. This will show you about 75 reasons for the ABS Light to be on. Could be seat belt switches, the clock spring on the steering wheel, or even just a bad electrical connection. Be aware that when the light is on your airbags are out of service and will not work.
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First you need to find a facility that has an OBDlll tester with reset capability to identify the specific cause and clear and reset codes. Go on line and look up the ABS codes. This will show you about 75 reasons for the ABS Light to be on. Could be seat belt switches, the clock spring on the steering wheel, or even just a bad electrical connection. Be aware that when the light is on your airbags are out of service and will not work.