Question:

Thanks, The next day when I cranked it up,  the light was off and has been off ever since. We had a lot of snow and ice here. Could that have caused the problem? Mark McCoy www.mccoysmarket.com

Response:

Which sensor is the ABS sensor?? Sounds like you had a problem with a wheel speed sensor….. These systems aren’t as simple as you thimk they are. If they were, I’d be out of a job…. Not you in particular, but it amuses me to look at an electronics ‘experts’ VCR and see that it is always "12 o’clock – 12 o’clock – 12 o’cloc…"

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> possibly your ABS sensor, I had a problem with mine where the wire broke in > the wheel well. > Searcher1 > Tonight my ABS light came on. It’s a 2002 Explorer 2wd with about 52,000 > miles > on it. Any ideas what may be the problem? The brakes seem to be working > normal.

Response:

possibly your ABS sensor, I had a problem with mine where the wire broke in the wheel well. Searcher1

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Tonight my ABS light came on. It’s a 2002 Explorer 2wd with about 52,000 > miles > on it. Any ideas what may be the problem? The brakes seem to be working > normal.

Response:

Before you panic, check the brake fluid level in the reservoir. Next try washing out the area of the front wheel hubs with a high pressure washer. Then check the rear sensor (in the rear axle). Diconnect it and check for continuity. Regards, Ed White

> Tonight my ABS light came on. It’s a 2002 Explorer 2wd with about 52,000 miles > on it. Any ideas what may be the problem? The brakes seem to be working

normal.

Response:

Tonight my ABS light came on. It’s a 2002 Explorer 2wd with about 52,000 miles on it. Any ideas what may be the problem? The brakes seem to be working normal.

Response: