ABS lights Accord EX 94
 

Hi,

Recently I changed the front bearings, rotors and pads of my car. I
used the car after and everything seemed to be ok except that when the
speed reaches 70 mph the ABS lights come on. if my speed does not reach
70 the ABS is just fine I tested it it is working when the lights are
of. I am wondering if anyone has an idea what may cause such a problem.

Thanks,

Re: ABS lights Accord EX 94
 

mm981 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently I changed the front bearings, rotors and pads of my car. I
> used the car after and everything seemed to be ok except that when the
> speed reaches 70 mph the ABS lights come on. if my speed does not reach
> 70 the ABS is just fine I tested it it is working when the lights are
> of. I am wondering if anyone has an idea what may cause such a problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
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The gap between the sensor and the tone ring is probably too great, or
there's too much crud on the tone rings. Gap is supposed to be 1 mm, but
2mm is common, and they work OK there. :-)

'Curly'

Re: ABS lights Accord EX 94
 

mm981 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently I changed the front bearings, rotors and pads of my car. I
> used the car after and everything seemed to be ok except that when the
> speed reaches 70 mph the ABS lights come on. if my speed does not reach
> 70 the ABS is just fine I tested it it is working when the lights are
> of. I am wondering if anyone has an idea what may cause such a problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
===============================

The gap between the sensor and the tone ring is probably too great, or
there's too much crud on the tone rings. Gap is supposed to be 1 mm, but
2mm is common, and they work OK there. :-)

'Curly'

Re: ABS lights Accord EX 94
 

mm981 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently I changed the front bearings, rotors and pads of my car. I
> used the car after and everything seemed to be ok except that when the
> speed reaches 70 mph the ABS lights come on. if my speed does not reach
> 70 the ABS is just fine I tested it it is working when the lights are
> of. I am wondering if anyone has an idea what may cause such a problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
===============================

The gap between the sensor and the tone ring is probably too great, or
there's too much crud on the tone rings. Gap is supposed to be 1 mm, but
2mm is common, and they work OK there. :-)

'Curly'