PUMA ABS/TC Lights
24-01-2010, 09:04 PM
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PUMA ABS/TC Lights
By sheer fluke i had taken the wifes car to travel away for work for the week, and 20 miles from home the ABS/TC light came on solid. Bugger!!
As it was dark when i arrived at my location (some 5 hours later!), I havent had the chance to have a look at sensors, leads, power supplies, fuses etc. But if anyone has a quick easy guide to sorting it I would appreciate it!!
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As it was dark when i arrived at my location (some 5 hours later!), I havent had the chance to have a look at sensors, leads, power supplies, fuses etc. But if anyone has a quick easy guide to sorting it I would appreciate it!!
Cheers
24-01-2010, 09:50 PM
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my mums puma did this at less than a year old! after many many trips to main dealer! they refused to admit the car was at fault!! we managed to fault trace it to the rear sensors! in the end the main dealer did pay for them!! but i have heard a few stories of rear sensor failure!
25-01-2010, 10:55 PM
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Thanks for the info. 
It seems to be the way all the information is pointing for me at the moment. I have heard that cleaning the sensors sometimes helps and that they can just come loose too which puts them out of range and subsequently causes a fault light to come on. Lets hope it is that easy!
It seems to be the way all the information is pointing for me at the moment. I have heard that cleaning the sensors sometimes helps and that they can just come loose too which puts them out of range and subsequently causes a fault light to come on. Lets hope it is that easy!
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