damn abs light
charlieteg
01-02-2005, 12:01 PM
whats up guys yesterday my dad and i redid my brakes and they feel great, we bleeded it completly and my abs light comes on about after a min of the car being on any ideas?
1.i have punched the brakes on the wet roads and they didnt lock up
2.unhooked battery to restart computer
3. completly bleeded the system again
any ideas let me know guys, thanks
also its a 96 integra ls 2 dr if that makes a difference
1.i have punched the brakes on the wet roads and they didnt lock up
2.unhooked battery to restart computer
3. completly bleeded the system again
any ideas let me know guys, thanks
also its a 96 integra ls 2 dr if that makes a difference
97integrals
01-02-2005, 12:52 PM
on the driver side kick panel where the ecu is located under the plastic cover there will be a green service connection. Take a jumper wire and connect the two sides of the terminal together. turn the key to the on position and the abs light will blink out a code and a sub code. i don't have the time to list all the codes and what they mean but if you buy a haynes or helms manual it will tell you the part that is tripping the light. If the light only comes on when the car is moving forward(not when it is in reverse or just stared and stationary) then it is probably one of the speed sensors. Hope this helps.
charlieteg
01-02-2005, 03:41 PM
well is the abs modulator supossed to be filled to the top with brake fluid? i think that is what its called, its the shallow box with a grey cap and bleeder... thanks
casperGSR
01-02-2005, 04:06 PM
the abs modulater is the unit that has six brake lines attached to and should be located in the engine bay on the passenger side between the fender well and the headlamp... I assume what you're referring to as far as the brake fluid is concerned is the brake master cylinder and as far as filling it up there should be two markings on it one saying MAX and the other saying MIN and yes you want to have the brake fluid filled to the MAX level.
charlieteg
01-02-2005, 04:14 PM
no the master cylinder is full, i made sure of that, but what im wondering is if the modulator needs to be completly full too. my gues sis yes but its got me fuckin beat... thanks
casperGSR
01-03-2005, 07:17 PM
yes the modulator should also be full of brake fluid, you don't want any air in any of brake fluid passages.
charlieteg
01-14-2005, 12:16 PM
i had finally gotten the code and its a 13 whcih says high pressure leakage, tighten everything up?
whtteg
01-15-2005, 10:58 AM
i had finally gotten the code and its a 13 whcih says high pressure leakage, tighten everything up?
Have you looked for leaks? Are there any?
I would just check for leaks then fill the unit up to the max line and then reset the ecu and see if you have any more problems.
Have you looked for leaks? Are there any?
I would just check for leaks then fill the unit up to the max line and then reset the ecu and see if you have any more problems.
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