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Daisy90



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United Kingdom 2001 Defender 90 Td5 SW Alveston Red
ABS T\C light on dash
Hi all,
we foster a friends 2009 puma 90,
all is well untill the other day the ABS T\C light stayed lit ion the dash,
its been turned on and off a =few times since then but still illuminated,

Havent had the chance to breake test the ABS yet,
I guess i need to get it plugged in anmd see whats going on ?

I have Hawk eye for a TD5 nota pums though Sad

Is there any common faults or checks i can do ??

Thanks in advance
Post #663889 13th Nov 2017 7:22am
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ian series 1



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United Kingdom 2008 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 CSW Bonatti Grey
Hi

Not a fault you can guess at really, brake testing won't help the cause.

You need to get it plugged in, it's probably either a wheel sensor not triggering, poor conection in the plug/loom?
Or a genuine ABS modulator fault?

You will be needing to run the correct software for your model.

I've had the lights flickering before, which turned out to be a poor Earth on the gearbox,
But if they are permanently lit, it's a fault.


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Post #663895 13th Nov 2017 8:14am
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Daisy90



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United Kingdom 2001 Defender 90 Td5 SW Alveston Red
Quick update,
in short one of the soleniods inside the ABS unit was faulty,
So this was replaced and also hard wired at the same time to erradicate the connector inside the unit,
The solenoid was about £40 plus labour, but wayyyyyy cheaper than £2700 plus vat for a new ABS unit,
all back together and tip top again,

Work carried out by paul at PEX5x5 Nr Andover ish area

Hope this helps someone else out Thumbs Up
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Lightningtweeds



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Did he remove the drivers side wing?
Post #683110 31st Jan 2018 12:55pm
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Daisy90



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sory matey, i have no idea, i just dropped it off and collected it,
it was about £300 labour so i guess it was done without wing removal ?
Sorry

Richard
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Daisy90



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Actually,
thinking about a diuscussion on picking the truck up, he didnt remove the wing Thumbs Up
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zsd-puma



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All you can do without a diagnostic tool is a visual inspection. Check the wheel sensors and cabling for obvious damage or bad connections.

Have you tried the Hawkeye? I'm not familiar with the Hawkeye, but I think the ABS on the late TD5's is the same as the early pumas. The Hawkeye might still talk to the ABS ECU, although it'll probably throw up loads of errors for the engine management system it might well give you good info on the braking system.
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