Turning off abs light
#1
Turning off abs light
So cars been parked up for a month now and hand brake light and ABS light are on, I've taken it for a good spin to try to get ABS light off but still on, tried using OBD2 to turn off codes but nothing. Found a YouTube video that tells you how to reset your ABS but it's a US video and can't find the wires needed.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ikbo-d11qX0
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ikbo-d11qX0
#6
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A run of the mill/cheapo OBD scanner is usually only programmed for engine codes. Only the more expensive units have ABS and the like as additional test units.
Which model/year/UK/JDM of impreza are we talking about? as you appear to have/had various models.........
If it's a classic, as per vid, you may find the two black earth wires taped up out of the way.
If it's a newageMY06/07 then it's all done via the OBDII port and SSM.
Which model/year/UK/JDM of impreza are we talking about? as you appear to have/had various models.........
If it's a classic, as per vid, you may find the two black earth wires taped up out of the way.
If it's a newageMY06/07 then it's all done via the OBDII port and SSM.
Last edited by Don Clark; 18 March 2022 at 05:41 PM.
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#8
Newage Hawkeye uk
Originally Posted by Don Clark
A run of the mill/cheapo OBD scanner is usually only programmed for engine codes. Only the more expensive units have ABS and the like as additional test units.
Which model/year/UK/JDM of impreza are we talking about? as you appear to have/had various models.........
If it's a classic, as per vid, you may find the two black earth wires taped up out of the way.
If it's a newage then it's all done via the OBDII port and SSM.
Which model/year/UK/JDM of impreza are we talking about? as you appear to have/had various models.........
If it's a classic, as per vid, you may find the two black earth wires taped up out of the way.
If it's a newage then it's all done via the OBDII port and SSM.
#15
Ah cheers bud looks the job, have you used one?
Originally Posted by 2pot
Out of stock at the moment:
https://www.autelsale.co.uk/wholesal...SAAEgJN0vD_BwE
https://www.autelsale.co.uk/wholesal...SAAEgJN0vD_BwE
#16
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i used another autel product, it's pretty good
looks like AL619 is in stock
https://www.autelsale.co.uk/wholesal...stic-tool.html
#18
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Yes.
I last used it on a Hawkeye, as my ABS light came on intermittently. Logged as right rear ABS sensor faulty. Investigated and the rear right driveshaft nut had loosened off, allowing the sensor to, quite literally, read out of range, by distance!
I last used it on a Hawkeye, as my ABS light came on intermittently. Logged as right rear ABS sensor faulty. Investigated and the rear right driveshaft nut had loosened off, allowing the sensor to, quite literally, read out of range, by distance!
Last edited by 2pot; 16 March 2022 at 01:11 PM.
#19
Ah nice, shame there out of stock will keep eyes peeled. Might pop to garage see if they can check code for me and buy one when come in stock.
Originally Posted by 2pot
Yes.
I last used it on a Hawkeye, as my ABS light came on intermittently. Logged as right rear ABS sensor faulty. Investigated and the rear right driveshaft nut had loosened off, allowing the sensor to, quite literally, read out of range, by distance!
I last used it on a Hawkeye, as my ABS light came on intermittently. Logged as right rear ABS sensor faulty. Investigated and the rear right driveshaft nut had loosened off, allowing the sensor to, quite literally, read out of range, by distance!
#20
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The video says connect these 2 wires to find fault codes, but just have 2 green plugs no wires.
Attachment 72830
Attachment 72830
#21
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It's a Hawkeye so different to your blob
#22
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Classic/Newage Bugeye/Blob - test mode connectors, Diagnosis terminals and Diagnosis connector
Hawkeye - only test mode connectors
Last edited by Don Clark; 18 March 2022 at 05:49 PM.
#23
Ah cheers for advice, garage said there OBD2 scanner wouldn't work with my Japanese car.
Bought an OBD2 scanner but don't know when it will be here.
Bought an OBD2 scanner but don't know when it will be here.
Originally Posted by Henrik
Are you supposed to connect wires into the black connector? If yes, and if it's similar to mine, then there are a couple of wires taped to the wiring harness itself behind the black plug. When removing the black electrical tape, 2x cables with pins will be revealed.
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#26
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Glad you purchased my scan tool
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