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Abs service light V70-XC70

It is possible that you just have a blob of ice on the end of the sensor that interferes with the signal from the rotor. This will clear itself when the temperature gets above freezing and the sensor dries out.

Otherwise, have a look underneath and see if one of the ABS sensor wires got pulled out. It will be attached to the strut and go over behind the brake rotor. Depending on the year, replacement is very simple as long as the mounting bolt seats correctly.

Greg






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