ABS ASC Warning Lights - 2009 Ralliart ? No codes ?
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ABS ASC Warning Lights - 2009 Ralliart ? No codes ?
Occasionally on vehicle startup my ABS, ASC warning light comes on together with all of the warning images on the center display. ASC, ABS, AWC
If I immediately turn off the car and restart the engine the warning lights go off.
Vehicle has 70,000 miles and is tuned.
This does not happen on every startup only if the car has been left standing for a few hours.
I have checked for trouble codes using Evoscan 2.9 and Evoscan 2.8 and there are no codes found even though the warning lights were still displayed ?
Are there possibly stored codes that can be retrieved ? Do I have to go to a dealer to retrieve the stored codes ?
If I immediately turn off the car and restart the engine the warning lights go off.
Vehicle has 70,000 miles and is tuned.
This does not happen on every startup only if the car has been left standing for a few hours.
I have checked for trouble codes using Evoscan 2.9 and Evoscan 2.8 and there are no codes found even though the warning lights were still displayed ?
Are there possibly stored codes that can be retrieved ? Do I have to go to a dealer to retrieve the stored codes ?
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The same lights came onto my dash and I took it to the dealer. They said my driver abs speed scensor was bad. They estimated the price of like four hundred something. I bought one used on eBay for like fifty bucks and replaced it myself.
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I had that happen in another car of mine and it turned out a sensor stored under my seat was bad. Car had 80 k on it. It was not a Mitsu but it was almost the exact same issue. Ended up having to replace it and got the part from a used auto parts center.
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It is possible that it's not storing a code if its coming on for short stints, and it'll probably reset when you shut the car off. I would do what stfuad suggests, just get it to a shop, or someone you know that has a sophisticated enough scanner and take the car for a drive and watch the speed sensors, I bet you have one dropping out while driving.
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Sorry to bring and old thread back up but Im having this same issue ABS ASC off lights with the AWC service required with these 3 lights scanned and got nothing
really hope it's just a speed sensor or 1 abs giving me trouble and nothing serious
really hope it's just a speed sensor or 1 abs giving me trouble and nothing serious
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My driver side Abs sensor is ****ing burnt toast. Light came on and had a look at the bearing as well. The bearing is toast too. hahaha!
Tried taking the sensor out but its completely corroded in there. Its going to suck drilling this thing out.
What type of lube should be used? I'm assuming anti-seez shizz but just wondering.
With buying used ABS sensors online, does it matter if the sensor is from the passenger side or driver side?
Tried taking the sensor out but its completely corroded in there. Its going to suck drilling this thing out.
What type of lube should be used? I'm assuming anti-seez shizz but just wondering.
With buying used ABS sensors online, does it matter if the sensor is from the passenger side or driver side?
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That's what I was thinking. Just cheap shizz that won't last or bunted product from the beginning. I bought a use oem for under 100 bucks. Hopefully it will work 😂 thanks for reply. Peace
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Ironically, I just had a right rear sensor go on me. I was short on cash, so I purchased one from advance auto parts online. With the discounts, it was $170 and since I was short on cash I did not go oem. Much to my surprise, when I received it, it was a factory part! Right down to the manufacturer markings and coding... Installed it, and all is right again!
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Ironically, I just had a right rear sensor go on me. I was short on cash, so I purchased one from advance auto parts online. With the discounts, it was $170 and since I was short on cash I did not go oem. Much to my surprise, when I received it, it was a factory part! Right down to the manufacturer markings and coding... Installed it, and all is right again!
I'm looking at Advanced Auto Parts https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...erm=abs+sensor and it looks legit. I'll use this in the future.
Did you have to drill out your sensor? I had a ***** getting mine out.
Keep me posted on the sensor for future reference
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Agreed, lucky score! It actually came right out. I garage the car in the winter, so it hasn't been ravished by the salt in the area. Looks like it could be a serious pain if you have to drill it though... Patience patience patience
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My case it wasnt the sensor (bought a new one of ebay for like 25usd) stayed the same so dug a lil deeper and replaced the wheel bearing prob went away.
it has the ebay sensor on it and still working great!
it has the ebay sensor on it and still working great!
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