I have searched and can't find how to get codes. I have found the list of codes, but how exactly to you trigger it so that it gives you the codes. My ABS light comes on when driving at freeway speed and I need to know that is wrong. Thanks for the help.

 

you look on the ECU...find it and there should be a little light that blinks.....look at the patter should be a first blink for a 1 then mnore blinks for the second number find out what the number is and loook

 

what yr is your car...there are different techniques to pulling the codes

 

If you are trying to pull an ABS code its very simple. All hondas with ABS use orange plastic connections. Put you car in the air and spin the wheel while reading what the wheel speed sensor is putting out on a mutimeter. The connections for the wheel speed sensors are either in the wheel well or on top of the shock tower. All ABS systems perform a self test when the car is started. If the light come on while driving 90% its a wheel speed sensor. If it come on when the car starts is something in the system itself

Otherwise checker/autozone scan for free

 

It is a '92. The light only comes on when you drive on the freeway. If you stay on the streets and keep the speed down it doesn't come on. If the speed sensor is bad will it make a clicking noise, because there is a clicking noise coming from the driver front tire.

 

No but that clicking noise is more than likely from a bad axel, which can ruin the speed sensor and cover it in grease and crud so it can't read correctly. Check the axel and see if the speed sensor is bad or dirty, its right in the hub, u'll see two bolts holding it in place, pull it out and clean it off

 

It's in the FAQ on the top of this forum: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=978933

 

Thanks, I just had the axles replaced, so I will check the sensor. The clicking noise started after axles were replaced, took it back to the axle place but of course it didn't make the noise when I was there.

 

yea my VSS is shot...but who needs sppedo anyway