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Old 11-10-2003, 12:00 PM
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ABS indicator light

My ABS light indicator went on after starting the car. I shut off the car and started again and it was gone. Does anybody know what this means?

I understand that there are brake pad sensors (is there one for a 95 C220), is this the same as the abs light or is there another light in the dash for this. My pads are worn.

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Old 11-17-2003, 04:55 AM
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Tom Q,

Worn pads don't light up the ABS warning light. The pads have their own warning light.
In theory the ABS light goes on by a low voltage. Restarting "resets" this. It could indicate a coming problem with the alternator (worn brushes?). Checking the voltage at the battery WITH engine running could eventually exclude this : you shoulr read 13.5 - 14 volt.
But a notissed cleaning the surface of the sensors helped to!
There are 3 of them : one on both front axles and one at the right front side of the differencial of the rear axle.

Danny

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