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Hello i have a 1993 chevrolet C1500 and when i turn on my ignition mymy ABS light does not come on. I have never seen it on. so i was just curious if it is supposed to come on with the ignition or if it is burned out.

 

Thanx :jester:

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It should come on for a few seconds then go out.Might be burned out or the fuse has been removed.

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Thank you. The fuse is there and is not blown so i will check the bulb.

It should come on for a few seconds then go out.Might be burned out or the fuse has been removed.
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No i haven't checked it yet. but i will do that ASAP! Thank you!

You test it using the diagnostic connector under the dash. All you need is a paperclip
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Here's what Hawkeye was talking about.Once you have the jumper in place turn the key on,but DO NOT start the engine.The ABS light will start flashing...count the flashes.The first should be a 2,then another #.That will be your code.Then you can Google it

 

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Thanks alot! I was wondering where to jump to.

Here's what Hawkeye was talking about.Once you have the jumper in place turn the key on,but DO NOT start the engine.The ABS light will start flashing...count the flashes.The first should be a 2,then another #.That will be your code.Then you can Google it

 

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Took me a while but I found the ABS code list

 

 

The following is a list of the OBD-I trouble codes for the four wheel anti-lock brake system.

 

*Code 21: right front speed sensor or circuit open

*Code 22: missing right front speed signal

*Code 23: erratic right front speed signal

*Code 25: left front speed sensor or circuit open

*Code 26: missing left front speed signal

*Code 27: erratic left front speed signal

*Code 29: simultaneous drop-out of front speed sensors

*Code 35: vehicle speed sensor or open circuit

*Code 36: missing vehicle speed sensor signal

*Code 37: erratic vehicle speed sensor signal

*Code 38: wheel speed error

*Codes 41 through 54: control valves

*Codes 61 through 63: reset switches

*Code 65 and 66: open or shorted pump motor relay

*Code 67: open motor circuit or shorted BPMV output

*Code 68: locked motor or shorted motor circuit

*Codes 71 through 74: memory errors

*Code 81: brake switch circuit shorted or open

*Code 86: shorted anti-lock indicator lamp

*Code 87: shorted brake warning lamp

 

Hope this helps :lol:

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