Speaking of ABS

[(2much)]

Just wondering how i can get the light on the dash to go off
what can i check? how do i find the actual problem with the abs??

cheers

 

[DOUGMO]

start by checking the abs sensors and rings on all corners are clean and in good condition, check for leaks also,

 

[mimmo_gsr]

Check the fuses (one near the battery) as when the fuse is removed or blown the light stays on in the instrument cluster.

Mimmo

 

[VR-4Squid]

check the brake fluid level.

 

[(2much)]

ok i have tried all of that... now what.. is there a diag that i could check...

are there many reasons that the light on the dash comes on?

what's next?

 

[olly]

ive been told it can also just be dust build up on the sensors..

 

[Loki]

check metal frags havent built up on the sensor on any hubs and the wiring is in good nik.

 

[Richard]

I had problems with my ABS a while ago, It has since come good, I put it down to water had gotten into the unit somewhere as the inner guard liner on the left side has a hole worn in it as it seemed to only play up in wet weather. It would seem as if the unit was contantly running and made the battery go flat a few times. Mitsubishi should be able to attach it to a scan tool that will show up codes relating to the problem area, I don't kno if removing the battery for 15mins or so resets the ECU etc in these cars or not.