On 9/7/04 11:36 PM, in article sg2tj09b6sppg2ptov7k1aggflmhlcr7h5@4ax.com,
"Raymond" <mailray@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> Thanks to all that replied to my earlier question on the location of
> the DLC for a 95 Prelude.
>
> Here is what my problem is:
>
> After I drive the car for about 10 seconds, the ABS light comes on.
> This is like clock work. When I reach the same distance from my house
> while driving, the light come on. Typically this is about a block.
>
> The ABS light only comes on after I start driving. If the car is
> sitting idle, it will not come on. Once it is on, it stays on until I
> turn off the key. Then the patter repeats.
>
> Here is what I have done:
>
> Checked all fluids in both reservoir's
> Changed all the pads
> Pulled the B2 fuse (recently had to replace dead battery)
> Shorted the Service Check Connector. Light did not give a DTC code
> Jacked the car up and spun each wheel independently. For each tire I
> shut the car off and then restarted. After spinning the rear tires,
> no light. After spinning the front right, ABS light came on. I shut
> the car off and then restarted. After spinning the front left, ABS
> light came on.
>
> Any additional suggestions would be appreciated. I would hate to take
> to a dealer for the repair. I am having too much fun doing my self
> with a little help.
>
> Thanks in advance,

I'm surprised it didn't give you a code. I assume you shorted the connector
and switched the key to position II prior to pulling the fuse (which clears
it)?

If it is a problem in the unit, you will hear it buzz several times for
short periods (about a second each time) trying to pressurize prior to the
light coming on.

From your symptoms, it sounds pretty definitive that something is going on
with your wheel sensors. Check that they are properly seated and the wiring
connector is seated and undamaged. Also look at the drive shaft where it
passes under the sensor to make sure nothing has obstructed the marks that
the sensor reads to decide if that wheel is turning.