04-28-2020, 07:33 PM
(04-28-2020, 03:09 PM)gudgeonpin Wrote: J Patrick- that is good to know.On other vehicles, when the ABS light is on, I have found you need to replace the wheel sensor. Plug in a code reader, and it will tell you. You can get a reader on Amazon for 12$ that plugs in under the dash that you read on your phone.
I am about four hours from the nearest Vanderhall service, so I consider this vehicle out of warranty already. I have an ABS light on...I would love to have someone else fix it, but I do not see that happening.
And with the economic situation deteriorating as it is, I question the future of small, bespoke, expensive vehicle manufacturers.
So...I'm not concerned with voiding the warranty. Since most of the vehicle is Chevy, I can have most of it serviced around here. But other than the ABS light...it has been trouble-free (knock on wood, light a candle, etc.)