Sensors rarely go out i'd try first check brake fluid top it off this can cause brake light to come on if full check your brake pads and rotors you got to take your tires off any rust will set off the brake light inside your truck if they are fine then you should get your ball joints and tie rod end s checked out by a pro The ABS light may or may not be lighting due to a faulty sensor. If it is, and it is common to happen, you need to find out which one. Take it to an independent repair shop and they will need to troubleshoot it. I have the same problem on my Econoline 96, I've taken it to a dealer and several independent shops with no solution. My econoline does this mostly in the summer, and not during the cool days or winter. Nyes, but you have to have a computer to do so, along with the chip and wires to conect to your car; go to your local parts store and ask for one, they are expensive. NCode scanners are not nescessarily expensive.

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You can buy one for less than $100 that will do what you need it to. If after the computer is reset the same code comes back, you do have a problem, even if its just a minor one. I have been told VW's are notorious for having vacuum lines go bad. I had problems with mine, wound up replacing them all for the piece of mind. A vacuum line will cause the check engine light to go off.

If it's not a serious problem (like an over-active O2 sensor) you can try disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes or so. This should cause the engines computer to reset itself.

If there is something seriously wrong, the light will come back on shortly after you start driving the car again. N2 weeks after I bought my 1.8T the light came on. Elmedia player pro mac serial download.

The dealership told me not to really worry about it unless it is flashing. It can be something as simple as your gas-cap not being on right and affecting your air-fuel mixture. NGo to AutoZone if there is one in town. They can check this out with there computer and it will not cost you any thing. Wow, that is a very broad question!

Sometimes I wish I could connect my laptop to my truck and it tell me exactly what to replace--dream on, right? I just replaced the O2 sensor on my 1991 Nissan truck. I changed it for several reasons: irratic idle (sometimes very fast, rough, or very low) outra ges gas consumption!! I can literally watch the needle lay down.:(, remember, this truck has a four banger.I say can because AFTER I changed it, gas use is still unchanged (this broke my heart). I used a 1 meter cheater bar on it to loosen it, then the base and 02 sensor came out together with the threads looking like butter on both.02 nightmare!

Surging on take off (the truck bucked a little once the light turned green) engine light comes on (this is one of many reasons why that bothersome little red eye winks at you) Good luck, whomever posted this question.I hope this at least gets you started. Durango down south. Wow, that is a very broad question! Sometimes I wish I could connect my laptop to my truck and it tell me exactly what to replace--dream on, right? Microsoft visio 2010 standard. I just replaced the O2 sensor on my 1991 Nissan truck.