Rear End Swap and now ABS light
07-16-2014, 11:16 PM
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Rear End Swap and now ABS light So I installed a Moser 12 bolt rear end and now I have an intermittent ABS light. Is this a common occurrence if so what’s the fix?
07-17-2014, 01:33 AM
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Join the club. Best thing I can say is do some reading here to get a good understanding of the abs system, then have your abs code read to see where to start your troubleshooting. Good luck....I ended up deleting mine.
07-17-2014, 09:18 AM
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Yea delete ABS and traction control if you have it. I deleted mine in the Camaro when I did a 9in. And my mustang doesn't have ABS or traction control either. I prefer not having ABS I hate the pulsating pedal thing. And traction control is your right foot! 
07-17-2014, 08:34 PM
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yea youll just have to live with the light the only thing you can do is get the delete kit which correct me if im wrong is 150$ but i along with alot of other people just said screw it i can live with a light, you cant tune the light out either as it will just keep coming back
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If the style is correct (3ch vs 4ch) then I would be looking
at the wheel speed sensor gap to the reluctors (4ch) or
the ring sensor to reluctor teeth inside the pumpkin (3ch)
as well as the various connectors & harness branches.
at the wheel speed sensor gap to the reluctors (4ch) or
the ring sensor to reluctor teeth inside the pumpkin (3ch)
as well as the various connectors & harness branches.