09-02-2022, 07:14 AM
What i would suggest as a second check is to see if the abs system is functional or not.
Safest way is to select a flat grassy area and test if the front and/or back wheel systems work or not by checking the abs action when the brakes are independently operated.
That should point to;
a front wheel not pulsing
b rear wheel not pulsing
c abs unit not working correctly.
After the fault is localised it can be repaired, it may save time to find out what exactly is wrong before presenting it to the dealer.
Usually the abs system checks the front and rear wheel sensors for correct operation and the check light goes out as you know, was the abs working ok before?
Have the abs fuses ( there are two; 10A and 30A ) in the fusebox under the seat been checked?
Check the values and see if they are the correct ones and in the correct place in the fusebox.
Safest way is to select a flat grassy area and test if the front and/or back wheel systems work or not by checking the abs action when the brakes are independently operated.
That should point to;
a front wheel not pulsing
b rear wheel not pulsing
c abs unit not working correctly.
After the fault is localised it can be repaired, it may save time to find out what exactly is wrong before presenting it to the dealer.
Usually the abs system checks the front and rear wheel sensors for correct operation and the check light goes out as you know, was the abs working ok before?
Have the abs fuses ( there are two; 10A and 30A ) in the fusebox under the seat been checked?
Check the values and see if they are the correct ones and in the correct place in the fusebox.