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Hi to everyone, my aero MK2 has some ABS issues. The warning lamp comes on occasionally. We tried to detect the fault with a Busch scanning tool, but unfortunately it does not connect to the ABS module of the car. Anyone has any idea which exact ABS system Morgan fitted to the aero's, or faced similar problem?
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Hi Zsolt
I can’t answer your question but as your fault is reported as intermittent have you done the ‘basics’?
Most intermittent ABS faults can be traced to corroded sensor wires/connectors or dirty trigger wheels and sensors.
1. Clean the sensor tips and trigger wheels using brake cleaner and a soft toothbrush!
2. If fault persists unplug sensor wires and clean contacts with contact cleaner.
That cures 90% of the problems.
BR
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PS
Also make sure the battery is fully charged or on a conditioner when not used. Forgot to say that a low battery voltage during starting can often cause an O/C Code to be stored and warning light on. Well known issue on BMW motorbikes! As I discovered some years ago.
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Colin, thanks indeed, i will try to clean it, as You said
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Zsolt
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