2001 cavalier TRAC off,ABS,service light all on

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DAMICO454
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Ok i have a cavalier and it runs pretty good i put many miles on it and just recently i have been having problems with my ABS and TRAC off and service light all on and the service with the wrench light is the one that lights..anyways they are always on and checked all wheel sensors with ohm meter and seem to be fine checked fuses and everythign else...Now when my wife was driving the car she said that the brakes applied them self and then all of the lights came on and they went out and a few days gone by and then came on and stayed on i cant stand to look at all the lights on it looks like a damn x mas tree lit up can anyone help??? I heard that the AIT sensor might be bad is this true?? help ASAP!
Sep 1, 2007 at 9:44 AM
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You need to have a scanner that is capable of watching the sensors inputs...It is probably a front wheel bearing......or both. I have also seen harnesses be a source, but not nearly as often. Ohming works only sometimes.
Dec 16, 2016 at 8:41 AM
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i replaced both front wheel bearings less than a year ago any other ideas. and to use a scan tool whats that usally cost at a dealer ship





[quote:1b80abcdfc="Service Writer"]You need to have a scanner that is capable of watching the sensors inputs...It is probably a front wheel bearing......or both. I have also seen harnesses be a source, but not nearly as often. Ohming works only sometimes.[/quote:1b80abcdfc]
Dec 16, 2016 at 8:41 AM
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[quote="damico454"]i replaced both front wheel bearings less than a year ago any other ideas. and to use a scan tool whats that usally cost at a dealer ship



I stand by what I first said...even you replaced them last week. Not trying to be difficult, but I have warrantied my share of faulty bearing/hub assys. The good news is they should still be under warranty. The harnesses were also replaced?

Yeah it will cost to verify it, Its payments or repairs, no one rides for free. You don't have to go to a dealer for this.
Dec 16, 2016 at 8:41 AM
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