I would suspect the fuse and/or the relay first in the case you describe.
Cheers, Peter.
: Hi Peter,
: Thanks for the comments, it's all on the list of things to do this weekend!
: Will the wheel sensors show a fault even before the car moves?
: [It all first played up a couple of times in the last cold snap and then
: gave up completely].
: Regards, Bob Green.
:
: : > Have you checked the fuse fitted to the ABS relay (up under the right hand
: dash,
: > hanging on a bracket, red fuse on a silver relay)? Also make sure that the
: > sensors on front wheel hubs are not clogged with rust particles. The only
: other
: > thing to check is if the speedo is working check the wiring to the ABS
: > (paralleled off the speedo wiring at left A pillar big connector.
: >
: > Cheers, Peter.
: >
: > : > : I have an 88 760gle with the abs light on and would love to check any
: codes,
: > : but as you say we have no readout, however there is a trick of linking a
: > : wire across two points in the fuse box and the abs light will blink some
: > : codes out, I have seen this "somewhere" on the internet but cannot for
: > : the life of me find it again! Also no one else seems to know! Not
: > : even Mike F!!
: > : Regards, R G Green UK.
: > :
: > : : > : > looking to access the fault codes (if their are any ) on my 1990 760
: gle
: > : > estate.
: > : > According to the manual, on the inner wing there should be a
: diagnostic
: > : unit
: > : > which gives a certain no of led blinks for a particular error.
: > : > Cant see one on mine.
: > : > Is their another way without having to take it a garage
: > : >
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