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ABS again chaps

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Range Rover Blues:
Possibly a wiring fault or loose wheel bearing/CV bearing that's allowing the sensor to stop working momentarily, the ABS is trying to stop what it perceives as a skid and when it can't it sulks, hence the light.  DO the blink test to find out which corner and check all the wiring, bearings and air gap.

landandy:
Will try and sort when bit warmer. Hope you chaps had more snow than we did. All i wanted to do was to have some fun.

Range Rover Blues:
You can do the blink test without getting out of the car :roll:

Disco Inferno:
is it a td5 ??

had major probs with abs on my td5

turned out to be a knackered n/s wheel bearing on front

simple check, is to whip out the abs sensor
mine had a grive worn in it from hitting the phonic wheel

you'll then have the joy of spending 160 odd quid on changing  a wheel bearing, parts only!!, robbing gets come to mind

landandy:
OK took a long time but i have got round to it at last as fed up with wife moaning lol. ABS problem was a wheel bearing that needed tighting up. Reset memory with old blink test. All sorted and a quiet life.
P.S Had sligt problem on sunday out on green lane and ran out of track opps. Never mind now got two matching dents in rear back pannels. One from wife and a gate post and this one from sunday. See att pic.

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