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Just today my ABS light came on, and stays on the whole time.

When first starting up it wont, but as soon as you take off it does.

Is there anything to worry about at this stage, eg, with not kicking in etc, also bit worried cause we have the cruise coming up!

Cheers!

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  SoFreshSoClean said:
Says Keefy as he slides uncontrollably into a pole while trying to avoid a grandma picking up her keys off the road ;)

Hey.. at least i saved that grandma!! :P Yeah i know abs is pretty good to save lives and stuff.

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One that knows their limits and doesnt consider themselves invincible :(

I know abs is really only designed for Wally Hamfist but I find it to be a great thing to know is avaible if you get yourself into a situation. Trust me, once you have it and go back to a car without it, you definately dont feel as safe!

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  Pulp said:
Just today my ABS light came on, and stays on the whole time.

When first starting up it wont, but as soon as you take off it does.

Is there anything to worry about at this stage, eg, with not kicking in etc, also bit worried cause we have the cruise coming up!

Cheers!

I got the exact same problem with my R33SII as well, mine started after fitting BOV by mechanic.....but he could not fix the ABS light.......

hmm....haybe it is wheel sensor then...does anyone in brisbane spcilize in Nissan ABS stuff.....need to get it fixed

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  PHATR32 said:
doesnt the abs have a error code feature? im sure you it can tell you what the problem is.

might have to check the shop manunal.

Yeah I think there may be, I'm going to look through a few threads to find some diag tools.

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