Reply With QuoteCheck the brake system to see that the pads are not worn out. Next, go
and purchase Ford High Performance Break Fluid from a Ford Dealership
and bleed the brakes. This is DOT3 conventional brake fluid and has
twice the boiling point of other fluid. I use it on the Maxima and my
Corvette. The brakes are probably fine but the fluid is dirty and it is
setting the code. I would bleed the brakes first and then go from there.
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- 09-01 03:02 AM #1habibe99Guest
ABS light 01 Max SE
I got in my car tonight to go home from a friend house and my ABS light was on.
I drove the car today with no problems and no light. I stayed at my friends
house for about 2 hours and went to drive home and the light was on? any idea
what this could be? what should I do to get this solved? do I need to take it
in to nissan? or can my normal mechanic take care of this?
-Slick Nick
- 09-02 03:21 AM #2johnGuest
Re: ABS light 01 Max SE
- 09-02 08:43 PM #3habibe99Guest
Re: ABS light 01 Max SE
this car is a 2001 but it only has 25k miles on it. still think this should eb
the case. I really doubt the pads are wown, and I doubt even less the break
fluid is bad, what do ya think? I'm kind of a novie when it comes to cars but I
know a little bit about them.
-Slick Nick
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