ABS light.

11178adm wrote:
you will most likely have either a bendix or a wabco system. the wabco system needs a code reader the bendix has a series of lights on the module that are labeled (example right front sensor would have sen. R and f lit) sensors are located on the back side of the brake backing plate there will be a wire going to it checke for broken wires
they can be checked with a digital multi meter by unpluging and checking the resistance sometimes get pushed back from the tone wheel
simple to adjust tap the sensor in with a hammer but dont hit it too hard if it doesn't move it is probably stuck and may need replaced. when the coach is moved the sensor will move to the proper clearance
it may sound a little strange but bendix codes are cleared by running a magnet across the light panel the module is usualY under the coach above the rear axle nice to get at
wabco wheel sensor codes will clear when the module sees 5 to 10 MPH

My sensors are in side of the brake drum. and there are no broken wires.
This light seems to come on after a long period of no battery installed..
This is the second time it has happened.

enblethen wrote:
Have you tried calling Eric's over in Squim?
Eric's

No he's on my sh-list.

you will most likely have either a bendix or a wabco system. the wabco system needs a code reader the bendix has a series of lights on the module that are labeled (example right front sensor would have sen. R and f lit) sensors are located on the back side of the brake backing plate there will be a wire going to it checke for broken wires
they can be checked with a digital multi meter by unpluging and checking the resistance sometimes get pushed back from the tone wheel
simple to adjust tap the sensor in with a hammer but dont hit it too hard if it doesn't move it is probably stuck and may need replaced. when the coach is moved the sensor will move to the proper clearance
it may sound a little strange but bendix codes are cleared by running a magnet across the light panel the module is usualY under the coach above the rear axle nice to get at
wabco wheel sensor codes will clear when the module sees 5 to 10 MPH

Have you tried calling Eric's over in Squim?
Eric's

enblethen wrote:
Telephone number (360) 720-2233
My memory, which is getting bad, remembers they are just east of the entrance to navy base. Been a while!

Now it is Barber shop.

Telephone number (360) 720-2233
My memory, which is getting bad, remembers they are just east of the entrance to navy base. Been a while!

enblethen wrote:
Are you in Oak Haebor? Call Powers up on Ault Field Road. They might be able to help/
OP has diesel with Cummins on Spartan chassis.

I don't know. "" Powers "" nothing in phone for them .

Are you in Oak Haebor? Call Powers up on Ault Field Road. They might be able to help/
OP has diesel with Cummins on Spartan chassis.

on most automotive vehicle abs lights reset on their own when you turn the key the abs module reads resistance on all sensors and soliniods if it finds one it doesnt like the light stays on if the problem is corrected when you drive down the road light will go off look at all the wheel speed sensors and see if you have a broken wire

sch911 wrote:
Scan the vehicle. .

with what?