ABS Light ON..insight...
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ABS Light ON..insight...
Hey everyone I changed the brake rotor, pads, and bleed the brakes but now my ABS light is showing ON.. The DTC code from the Service Manual is:
Main Code 1
Sub-code 8
High Pressure System...
4 probable causes are
- Accumulator gas leakage
- Changed relief valve set pressure
- Rear outlet solenoid valve late to close
- Changed pressure switch set pressure
Did anyone have the same issue as me? Can anyone give me some insight?
Main Code 1
Sub-code 8
High Pressure System...
4 probable causes are
- Accumulator gas leakage
- Changed relief valve set pressure
- Rear outlet solenoid valve late to close
- Changed pressure switch set pressure
Did anyone have the same issue as me? Can anyone give me some insight?
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Re: ABS Light ON..insight... (jaysome01)
Quoted directally from Honda Service news
"ABS DTC 1-8: 9497 Accord,
9597 Odyssey
On 9497 Accords and 9597 Odysseys, when
the ABS self-test detects a faulty accumulator, the
ABS control unit sets a DTC 1-8 (accumulator
volume problem). Before you replace any ABS
components, do these steps first:
1. Bleed the high-pressure brake fluid from the
modulator unit (see the ABS section of the
appropriate service manual). Measure the
quantity of brake fluid collected when the
system pressure is relieved.
If the accumulator gas pressure is zero,
youll collect about 5 cc of fluid.
If the accumulator gas pressure is low, youll
collect up to 75 cc of fluid.
If the accumulator gas pressure is OK, youll
collect 35 to 45 cc of fluid.
2. If the accumulator contains less than 35 cc or
more than 45 cc of fluid, refer to S/B 93-038,
ABS Light Comes On, filed under Steering/
Brakes/Suspension, and carefully bleed the
system.
3. Remeasure the accumulator fluid volume. If
the accumulator fluid volume is still not within
35 cc to 45 cc after bleeding, replace the
accumulator."
"ABS DTC 1-8: 9497 Accord,
9597 Odyssey
On 9497 Accords and 9597 Odysseys, when
the ABS self-test detects a faulty accumulator, the
ABS control unit sets a DTC 1-8 (accumulator
volume problem). Before you replace any ABS
components, do these steps first:
1. Bleed the high-pressure brake fluid from the
modulator unit (see the ABS section of the
appropriate service manual). Measure the
quantity of brake fluid collected when the
system pressure is relieved.
If the accumulator gas pressure is zero,
youll collect about 5 cc of fluid.
If the accumulator gas pressure is low, youll
collect up to 75 cc of fluid.
If the accumulator gas pressure is OK, youll
collect 35 to 45 cc of fluid.
2. If the accumulator contains less than 35 cc or
more than 45 cc of fluid, refer to S/B 93-038,
ABS Light Comes On, filed under Steering/
Brakes/Suspension, and carefully bleed the
system.
3. Remeasure the accumulator fluid volume. If
the accumulator fluid volume is still not within
35 cc to 45 cc after bleeding, replace the
accumulator."
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Re: ABS Light ON..insight... (MooGoCow3)
The funny thing is i shut the car off for a while and drove it for bout an hour.. the ABS light is off now.. i guess it needed to reset.. Ill do what you said if it comes back.. im going to let it ride for now.. thanks for all the information tho..
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