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wa8yxm · 06-05-2009, 11:03 AM

I should add (or should have said in an earlier post) that some ABS light issues can be real fun to diagnose... I had an intermittent ABS light issue on my 1992 Lumina Towed

Turns out the TRANSMISSION was about to fail.. Dropped in a new tranny, no problem

I don't know if there is a sensor in the tranny or what the issue was, but that fixed it

(New transmission = OUCH!!!!)

Brake-less · 06-05-2009, 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Capt Joe

Oh yes, as a side note, I have been hearing the name of Bill O'Neal as our area service manager for Workhorse but the personnel at the local WSC, after they tried to contact him, were told he is no longer the area service manager for this area. The were given a name of Denny (?) Blume (?) as the new guy and have been trying to get in touch with him but as of yesterday afternoon, have not been able to do so. Also, they told me that when trying to contact Workhorse corporate, they were only getting a message that their mailbox was FULL and then the phone would hang up on them.

What are are you refering to?

wa8yxm · 06-05-2009, 11:31 AM

I snagged a copy of the manual (Thank you) Looking at the "Blink codes"

7-4 ABS warning lamp 18-pin 18 and 2 10-200 ohms Check bulb.
Repair or replace
as needed.

Humm.. Kind of wondering, if the lamp is not working, how's it going to blink?

Also wondering where Workhorse or Damon put the switch in case I ever need to push it.