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#612569 04/23/03 11:18 PM
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OK I replaced the pads rotors calipers and brakelines on my car. I unfortunately let the master cylinder drain dry. The car was on stands for over a month while I got parts. Well after I bled the brakes and clutch the ABS light stays on. The brakes are fine with excellent pedal feel. I've heard stories about letting the master cylinder drain out and I don't have those problems. Also If I don't have a ABS sensor in position(bolted in place on the knuckle) will this set off the light? Thanks Tony


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#612570 04/24/03 01:12 AM
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not having the sensor in right will definately set off the light, it thinks that your wheels are moving at different speeds all the time.


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#612571 04/24/03 08:58 PM
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Thanks...I was guessing that was the problem.


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