XC 60. ABS light

darroch · Apr 22nd, 2024, 23:16

While reversing a boat trailer into Loch Lomond, I went down a crater and the nearside rear went deeper than I would have liked I got back out and wondered if I had done any damage. First week all ok, but today I got ABS and traction warning. Is there a module on that rear near side that may have got immersed. Need to check if 4wd is working tomorrow in the grass field. Any ideas?

Tannaton · Apr 23rd, 2024, 23:34

Your first step is get the codes read on Volvo compatible gear, usually it’s a cheap sensor but reading the codes will confirm and tell you which wheel.

Brief dip in the water should cause an abs error.

alf27 · Yesterday, 12:18

" it’s a cheap sensor "

Not so cheap anymore! Had an "ABS/DTSC" fault on my car yesterday which resulted in turtle mode & grabbing brakes, diagnosed as a wheel sensor, duly replaced by the excelent Volvo assistance service, cost of the sensor - £114!!

darroch · Yesterday, 20:44

That is cheap for Volvo😆. Thanks for heads up anyway

Apr 22nd, 2024, 23:16	#1
darroch Junior Member Last Online: Yesterday 20:44 Join Date: Aug 2021 Location: paisley	XC 60. ABS light While reversing a boat trailer into Loch Lomond, I went down a crater and the nearside rear went deeper than I would have liked I got back out and wondered if I had done any damage. First week all ok, but today I got ABS and traction warning. Is there a module on that rear near side that may have got immersed. Need to check if 4wd is working tomorrow in the grass field. Any ideas?

Apr 23rd, 2024, 23:34	#2
Tannaton Bungling Amateur Last Online: Today 00:18 Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Beverley, East Yorks	Your first step is get the codes read on Volvo compatible gear, usually it’s a cheap sensor but reading the codes will confirm and tell you which wheel. Brief dip in the water should cause an abs error. __________________ 2011 XC90 D5 Executive 2003 C70 T5 GT 2012 Ford Ranger XL SC 1977 Triumph Spitfire 1500 1976 Massey Ferguson 135

Yesterday, 12:18	#3
alf27 Alf27 Last Online: Yesterday 23:13 Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Middlewich	" it’s a cheap sensor " Not so cheap anymore! Had an "ABS/DTSC" fault on my car yesterday which resulted in turtle mode & grabbing brakes, diagnosed as a wheel sensor, duly replaced by the excelent Volvo assistance service, cost of the sensor - £114!! __________________ XC60 2008 Auto Grey

Yesterday, 20:44	#4
darroch Junior Member Last Online: Yesterday 20:44 Join Date: Aug 2021 Location: paisley	That is cheap for Volvo😆. Thanks for heads up anyway

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