ABS problem, code 11, need help!
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ABS problem, code 11, need help!
So my ABS light came on and when I checked it, it threw code 11, passenger side abs sensor. I replaced the sensor with a new used one that came off of a working car. When I replaced it, the light didnt go off and its still throwing the code 11. What else could be the problem? If you open your hood, and find out where the abs sensor plugs into the harness, there is another grey plug that is attatched to the same harness, on my car, nothing is plugged into that. Does anyone know whats supposed to be plugged into that one?
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I shut the car off and pulled any and all fuses/relays that said ABS on them, still didnt go off. I pulled the clock/radio fuse too to clear the codes and it still stayed on.
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I personally don't like ABS so I just disconnect power to the abs unit, It should be an orange plug on the prelude. It doesn't affect your brakes other than not having ABS, it's just like having regular disc brakes. Also doing this will eliminate the ABS light and if you remove the negative battery cable for 15 seconds and put it back on it will reset the ECU so the CHK ENG light should go off.... 
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hondaprelude93p13h22a »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I personally don't like ABS so I just disconnect power to the abs unit, It should be an orange plug on the prelude. It doesn't affect your brakes other than not having ABS, it's just like having regular disc brakes. Also doing this will eliminate the ABS light and if you remove the negative battery cable for 15 seconds and put it back on it will reset the ECU so the CHK ENG light should go off.... </TD></TR></TABLE>
I need ABS because it snows a lot where I live and Im sick of sliding whenever I touch the breaks. If you unplug it, it will throw the code for the abs because the abs computer wont be able to get any information from that sensor. Im not throwing a CEL Im throwing an ABS light. Ill try the battery thing but something tells me that its not going to solve it. Anyone else with ideas?
</TD></TR></TABLE>I need ABS because it snows a lot where I live and Im sick of sliding whenever I touch the breaks. If you unplug it, it will throw the code for the abs because the abs computer wont be able to get any information from that sensor. Im not throwing a CEL Im throwing an ABS light. Ill try the battery thing but something tells me that its not going to solve it. Anyone else with ideas?
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