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About To Pull The Trigger 92 240 200 1992

posted by  jwalker on  Tue Jan 24 10:14 CST 2012
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For 4K the dealer should fix the ABS and the front seat (probably needs a rebuild at that mileage). If the ABS really isn't working that is a safety issue, in my state the dealer would have to fix it first before selling the car.

Chances are reasonably good that the ABS is fine. The usual culprit is rust on the sensors. This happens on 240's and it happened on one of my 850's. At the very least have the dealer clean the sensors to see if that turns off the light.





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