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Old 30-05-12, 01:29 PM   #1
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from time to time my zs feels like the abs is kicking in and randomly the abs light and handbrake light come on , then when you switch engine off then back on it is ok , any ideas please
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Old 30-05-12, 01:36 PM   #2
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ABS Reluctor Rings... Either broken or missing a tooth or two on one or more wheel

Fairly easy fix, not too expensive if you do it yourself.
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Old 30-05-12, 06:41 PM   #3
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You may also be low on fluid which could either there is a leak or the pads are getting low.
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You may also be low on fluid which could either there is a leak or the pads are getting low.
Aye, mine were doing it just prior to replacing the pads. Not had a problem since.
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Replaced both my reluctor rings. £10 each, and a few lagers and all fitted
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Old 03-06-12, 05:46 PM   #6
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it took me ten hours today to do reluctor rings got them off ebay for about a fiver a piece job well done i think , not a nice job to do though
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Did you just tap the new rings on? As I have heard people say you need to heat them up first as they shrink around the cv joint. Even had a garage tell me I wouldn't be able to do it without heating them.
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no took them to a friends garage he heated them up and pressed them on somehow while i went for a pint only took him an hour
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