On my '94 Concorde the ABS system has been applying without need and at first the warning light does not come on. When it applies, the braking is too extreme, along with, of course the sound of the ABS motor working. After the first application, it sometimes will return to normal braking but at that time the warning light has come on and at first stayed on until the system was reset after turning the car off. When turned back on, the warning light is off as it should be, and the ABS system might or might not react as previously described. After a few weeks of this activity, the warning light now stays on as if the system is in a locked default, and braking actually seems a little challenged. I have checked all connections for being connected on the sensors, but not taken off and cleaned. The car is driven down a dirt road from time to time. Have questioned whether this could fault out a sensor at the wheels. According to the manual the fault will now have to be cleared by a tech with a DRB II. I would appreciate any ideas on this problem, and its possible fix. As long as the warning light is on, there is no ABS application. Not good coming into winter!
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