ABS light 2002 Ford Explorer

Question:

Any idea what might it cost to get the codes checked? Is there a good, relatively inexpensive code reader available to buy?  I like to tinker around, but hate to take it in for every little thing.

Response:

There are many relatively inexpensive sensors that you can change….. There is a slight problem in that, without the code(s), no one is really sure that it is a sensor problem to begin with. Replacing parts willy-nilly will prove to be false economy…

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The ABS light started coming on in my 2002 Ford Explorer.  I am not having > any braking problems.  With all of the ice and snow, I knoww that the ABS > is working. I thought that it might have been the fluid level, so I topped > it off, but no help. > Is there some inexpensive sensor that I can try replacing, before taking > it in to get the codes ran. > thanks for the help. > Matt

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The ABS light started coming on in my 2002 Ford Explorer.  I am not having any braking problems.  With all of the ice and snow, I knoww that the ABS is working. I thought that it might have been the fluid level, so I topped it off, but no help. Is there some inexpensive sensor that I can try replacing, before taking it in to get the codes ran. thanks for the help. Matt

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