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ABS light
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Did you check your fluid level?
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Only thing I can think of is it could be the rear ABS sensor. It's located right on top the pumpkin and I know it has given a few Explorers some problems..
I'd pull it off and clean it first.. that might fix everything.
I'd pull it off and clean it first.. that might fix everything.
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My ABS light has been on now for several thousand miles - is there an easy way to plug into the system to diagnose it? I know on some cars, you can jump a couple fuse terminals to get a diagnostic code to flash on a light inside.
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93's have a plug near the parking brake (wire not plug) that you short out and the ABS light will flash . Newer needs a ODB II reader ... like my 95 needs ...... SUX
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