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Trac Off/ABS light on intermitttently, 1998 S70 NA 5 speed S70

The Trac off and ABS light come on and go out intermittently. Before I send the ABS module off to Vic, is there anything else that I can look for that may cause this condition. The cv axles need replaced due to torn boots and there is grease spewed about, can that have an effect on the sensors or other ABS related parts underneath?

My 2000 S70 went into limp mode when the module failed. I hadnt experienced that with the 98, does that have to do with it being 5 speed verses automatic?

Thanks,

Mike








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    Trac Off/ABS light on intermitttently, 1998 S70 NA 5 speed S70

    More important are your axles, repair them first. With a 5 speed, you will never have 'limp home mode' like an auto box. You just don't have ABS or traction control.

    Too bad you don't know what the actual ABS error is. It could be the TPS. Or it could be the ABS module. BTW, there is another outfit:
    https://www.midwest-abs.com/1998_S70.php

    Not to belittle Vic, but Michigan is closer to you than CA.
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    Trac Off/ABS light on intermitttently, 1998 S70 NA 5 speed S70

    I did this on the '95 854T and it cured the intermittent light.
    http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?t=97192&page=5
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