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Old 12-09-2010, 05:12 PM
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While driving home today the TCS, ABS and BRAKE light were flickering off and on, with the "Chime" at the same time. I didn’t see anything in the DIC. The once I got home, they stayed on! I hooked up my scanner to see if any codes would come up and it said “no codes.” Is anyone familiar with this?

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Typical OBD2 scanners will not read ABS codes. You would have to get that scanned separately.

Although, this sounds more like a short in a wire, or possibly a fuse somewhere. Someone who has worked on this car should be able to give you a better answer.

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Sounds like a wheel speed sensor
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Go to the techinfo/testing area. I just did a write up on testing wheel spin sensors. It can be done easy with a digital volt meter. But right now it sounds liek a wet or corroded WSS plug, or a WSS starting to go out. This will also happen if they over heat.
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Thanks for the advice guys...
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