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Old 28-11-2006, 12:54 PM   #1
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Default ABS sensor light on.

Hi there,

Has anyone got a document on how to run the diagnostics on the ABS system in a Series 1 Fairmont V8? also what the codes mean as well.
I tried looking for a technical doc on AU falcon homepage but nothing, Fordmods has a really good one for every model bar the AU!

The light is intermittant so I would like to sort this out ASAP in case it get's worse.

Cheers all.

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