Help! Want to sell 93 Explorer, ABS light is on

[wacnstac]

It figures, I was just about ready to sell my 93 explorer when the ABS light came on and is now on solid. I believe it is a front sensor as whenever it used to get wet up there the light would intermitantly come and and then go off as things dried up. This time however I hit a bump riding over railroad tracks on the light is on permanently. Since this will cost many $ to fix, I would like to disable the ABS and kill the lamp. Disabling ABS is easy, as it is already done , but I would like to kill the lamp also. How hard is it to pull one of those front sensors to take a look at it? Can it be done from the back of the rotor?

 

[section525]

You checked the brake fluid level, right?

 

[wacnstac]

That's next on my list but I don't think I'll be so lucky.

 

[wacnstac]

Well thanks to all the good folks here I found the problem. It was the wire going to my RF sensor. Seems it had been rubbing against the RIM for some time and got cut. After I splice it, will I have to take the truck in to get codes cleared or will it clear itself?

 

[Crankcase]

If you really want to kill the lighty, take the dash off and unplug the light. It might make you feel guilty for flogging a car without a brake warning light though.

 

[88vert]

Try reseting the computer

 

[wacnstac]

Well like I said, I all should have to do now is splice the wire to the front sensor that got cut and the code SHOULD go away. Anybody know how many conductors are in the wire that go to the sensor?