Thread: abs,TC &hill decent lights won't turn off

Hi Big Mick and welcome.

These unwelcome visitors are known as the three amigos.

I would recommend using the search feature and all will be revealed.

Waz

It'll need to be plugged in to be sure, but the most common problems are either the ABS sensor failing, or the hub bearing failing causing a false reading on the sensor. It's worth noting, that if you go for a sensor make sure that you go for one with the modified wiring harness that goes back to the ECU under the steering column. It's more work to fit, but if you don't then you will end up with problems again.

Either way, it will need plugged in to read the fault, then again to clear it.

Big Mick

Waz is 100% correct and Terrain Vehicles, although means well, is sending you the long way round. (If it was short question exam Waz passes with flying colours).

Go to the following link. All of your answers are here. http://www.aulro.com/afvb/good-oil/3...3-amigoes.html.

Regards
Andrew