Hey, who wants to help trouble shoot a car? (Brakes)

[BushMasterBoy]

I'd get a code reader and see if you can pull any codes or data from the OBDII. Maybe the dealer can run diagnostics on the ABS system. Could be a malfunction that isn't bringing up fault light on the dash. My Chevy Colorado started throwing ABS fault on the dash light. OBD reader said faulty sensor rotor /sensor on drivers side front wheel. I changed the hub with reluctor and I changed the sensor. Truck was pulling to the right under hard braking. Changed components mentioned and cleared the code. It fixed it. If the dealer won't run diagnostics, you might be able to get a loaner code reader from the big box part stores for free. Below is link to KIA Forte forum...

https://www.forteforums.com/threads/...l-codes.11832/

ABS Codes listed here. Chassis codes begin with a "C"

https://fdocuments.in/document/dtc-20-faq-kia.html

[crays]

I'd get a code reader and see if you can pull any codes or data from the OBDII. Maybe the dealer can run diagnostics on the ABS system. Could be a malfunction that isn't bringing up fault light on the dash. My Chevy Colorado started throwing ABS fault on the dash light. OBD reader said faulty sensor rotor /sensor on drivers side front wheel. I changed the hub with reluctor and I changed the sensor. Truck was pulling to the right under hard braking. Changed components mentioned and cleared the code. It fixed it. If the dealer won't run diagnostics, you might be able to get a loaner code reader from the big box part stores for free. Below is link to KIA Forte forum...

https://www.forteforums.com/threads/...l-codes.11832/

ABS Codes listed here. Chassis codes begin with a "C"

https://fdocuments.in/document/dtc-20-faq-kia.html

FYI: If you are planning to buy an OBDii code reader, basic (generally inexpensive) OBDii code readers typically do not access/clear ABS info. A more robust (expensive) reader is required. Will usually state if it does or not on the packaging.

[BushMasterBoy]

FYI: If you are planning to buy an OBDii code reader, basic (generally inexpensive) OBDii code readers typically do not access/clear ABS info. A more robust (expensive) reader is required. Will usually state if it does or not on the packaging.

I use a Blue Driver. Uses Blue Tooth on a Smart Phone. Reads ABS. Does live engine parameters. Website says you can check compatibility online before you buy. Saved me a few grand so far. YMMV

https://us.bluedriver.com/pages/bluedriver

[hurley842002]

I use a Blue Driver. Uses Blue Tooth on a Smart Phone. Reads ABS. Does live engine parameters. Website says you can check compatibility online before you buy. Saved me a few grand so far. YMMV

https://us.bluedriver.com/pages/bluedriver

I recently picked one of these up after my Honda threw a check engine code, great unit! Fortunately it was just the gas cap being funky.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk