ABS INOP due to dyno?
03-25-2007, 07:31 PM
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ABS INOP due to dyno?
I went to the dyno two days ago and here was what happened..
I give him the keys everything is check.. he pulls it in the shop.. i watch him hook everything up.. I watch him dyno it.. he pulls it out.. hands me the keys and says peace... I get in.. ABS INOP is on.. and its still on.
What do you think could have happened in that time?
I give him the keys everything is check.. he pulls it in the shop.. i watch him hook everything up.. I watch him dyno it.. he pulls it out.. hands me the keys and says peace... I get in.. ABS INOP is on.. and its still on.
What do you think could have happened in that time?
03-25-2007, 07:52 PM
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I went to the dyno two days ago and here was what happened..
I give him the keys everything is check.. he pulls it in the shop.. i watch him hook everything up.. I watch him dyno it.. he pulls it out.. hands me the keys and says peace... I get in.. ABS INOP is on.. and its still on.
What do you think could have happened in that time?
I give him the keys everything is check.. he pulls it in the shop.. i watch him hook everything up.. I watch him dyno it.. he pulls it out.. hands me the keys and says peace... I get in.. ABS INOP is on.. and its still on.
What do you think could have happened in that time?
My ABS INOPS light was on when i went on to the dyno to. When i came off the dyno it went off.
I think it just a dyno thing, at least in my case
03-25-2007, 09:56 PM
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The ABS system monitors wheel movement; if the rear wheels are turning and the fronts aren't, like on the dyno 
, then the system thinks something is wrong. Of course, once you get off the dyno, the system should know things are back to normal. It's possible in your case that when they strapped down the car they damaged the cable/connection to the ABS in the top of the differential. Inspect the cable/connector.
, then the system thinks something is wrong. Of course, once you get off the dyno, the system should know things are back to normal. It's possible in your case that when they strapped down the car they damaged the cable/connection to the ABS in the top of the differential. Inspect the cable/connector.
03-26-2007, 11:31 AM
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The ABS system monitors wheel movement; if the rear wheels are turning and the fronts aren't, like on the dyno , then the system thinks something is wrong. Of course, once you get off the dyno, the system should know things are back to normal. It's possible in your case that when they strapped down the car they damaged the cable/connection to the ABS in the top of the differential. Inspect the cable/connector.
, then the system thinks something is wrong. Of course, once you get off the dyno, the system should know things are back to normal. It's possible in your case that when they strapped down the car they damaged the cable/connection to the ABS in the top of the differential. Inspect the cable/connector.
03-26-2007, 06:33 PM
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i just fixed it today.. i just went to the rear.. unplugged it.. pulled out the sensor.. looked at it.. and put it back in.. it just needed to see my eyes and know I wasnt messing around
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