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Originally Posted by i_wanna_go_fast
Try unplugging the negative on the battery and leave it off for 3-4 minutes. This should reset the computer, and the light should go away. If it doesn't work then make sure you have the correct amount of air in the tires.
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I was told that it is most likely that my anti-lock brake module is bad. The garage cleared the warning light and told me if it comes back on I'll have to replace that. Makes sense because not only was that light always on, but also, at times, my traction control light came on when the tires were not spinning. I guess this module controls low tire pressure, anti-lock braking and traction control...