scube wrote:
>
> Hey all,
> My Car is a 1993 honda Accord with manual transmission.
> I've had a problem with my ABS functionality for a few years now.
> My car was falling apart so I slowly started to fix all its problems.
> CV Axles (for an ABS car), strut replacement, muffler replacement and
> finally I got my cruise control working!! Now it's time to tackle my
> ABS.
>
> After starting my car the ABS light goes through its normal cycles
> and stays off. When I drive for about 30 seconds the light comes on
> and stays solid, no flashing. Following the manual's ABS
> troubleshooting section, I believe I am to jumper the SCS to get the
> DTC to flash on the instrument panel. I unplugged the B2 fuse
> temporarily to reset the DTC memory thinking it was remembering a
> previous code with no luck.
>
> First, the only suspect connector I could find only turns on my
> check engine light. I thought these two connectors were one in the
> same, but I guess perhaps there is another for the ABS?
>
> Going through the manual, some examples are given as to why the ABS
> light would come on and their respective codes. E.g. parking brake
> engaged for more than 30 seconds, the DTC is 2-1. However, my light
> stays solid and I do not know how to get the code from it...
>
> any suggestions? thanks,
>
> scube
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You need to determine if it's TIME related or Movement related. What
happens if you just start it and idle in the driveway? If it's OK for
two minutes, but comes on as soon as you start to roll, it's probably a
wheel sensor. Scrub the front tone rings with a fine wire brush, and be
sure the sensor isn't 'dislodged' by a stone getting in there. You may
find the blue connector plugged into a 'dummy' plug which keeps it from
rattling. It's above or below the glove box, right?

'Curly'