93 Accord ABS lite & whining sound??????????

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Paul, Dec 9, 2004.

  1. Paul

    Paul Guest

    I have a 93 Honda Accord EX Auto. The ABS lite keeps coming on-this is
    probably a wheel sensor but is there an easy way to check this out? Also I
    have a whining sound coming from the front left engine compartment-it starts
    around 30 kph and rises ( louder ) with engine speed, not tranny speed. Any
    ideas? Thanks.
     
    Paul, Dec 9, 2004
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  2. Paul

    motsco_ _ Guest


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    When does the light come on? Idling, moving, braking? What makes you
    think it's a wheel sensor? Have you been careful to rotate your tires
    according to the manual?

    Slip your distributor cap off to make sure there isn't any red 'dust'
    inside the distributor. If there is, the bearing may soon fail, taking
    out your Timing Belt. A google search for 'honda distributor bearing
    failure' should explain.

    'Curly'
     
    motsco_ _, Dec 9, 2004
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  3. Paul

    kiselink Guest

    On my 97 there are two connectors under the glove compartment. One is
    a 3x2 connector and the other is a 2x1 connector. Both are for the
    ABS brake system. The 3x2 is designed to mate with some fancy
    diagnostic system. On mine, you short out the 2x1 connector and the
    ABS light will flash out two number. The factory service manual will
    tell you how to interpret the code. Look around the internet based on
    the code and you might find something as the facrtory service manual
    is a bit to technical (for me) to determine the problem from just the
    code.

    I found a nice article from the SAE that identified 3 likely causes
    based on the code which ranged from just putting draining and topping
    off the fluid level to replacing the entire unit.
     
    kiselink, Dec 12, 2004
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