The abs light is permanantly on so is there a simple way of testing the sensors to find the offending one/ones or is that not a simple job? I have already checked the wiring and there are no breaks or damage that i can see.

 

use a multi meter to read the electrical resistance, if one is very different from the other three, then that's the failed one.
however, if it's sensor positioning or clogged/broken teeth then the resistance test won't show it.

If you are anywhere near London or Cambridgeshire then I can read the fault codes for you.

Regards
Richard

 

Cheers. Where abouts in london? Not a huge fan of city driving.

 

Chesham is not a problem for me, I work nights in London and I'm all over N,E and W London. I could stop by on my way in on Sunday night if you like, it'll be about 8 to 9ish.

PM me your contact details to confirm.

Regards

Richard

 

What sort of £££ do you want? I'm a bit skint for the next couple of weeks.

 

Time to send a private message. Click "User CP" at upper left then follow links under "Private Messages" in left column.

 

A cup of milky tea with 3 sugars, or a cup of proper coffee - none of that instant rubbish

Regards

Richard

 

Sent and sorted

 

Just like to say a big thanks to richard (tfb) for popping round and scanning my car and for emailing me info on sorting out the problems. o/s/f sensor and low voltage on the abs system.