i have a 2014 kia soul + and the traction and abs lights come on after driving for a while now the brake light comes on on the dash any reason why??

Asked by Terri Jun 14, 2017 at 01:03 PM about the 2014 Kia Soul +

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the traction and abs lights come on after driving for a while now the brake
light comes on on the dash any reason why??

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faulty abs sensor is my guess. Like all things electronic, they can go bad or get damaged / loose / etc. Get a pro to look at it for you. Maybe a just a new sensor or could be a bigger issue

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you will need to have it scanned with an OBD II scan tool that is capable of reading ABS codes. That is the only way to know where to start looking for the problem. It may not even be related to the ABS system at all. With a Subaru, almost anytime the engine light comes on it will disable the cruise control and or the ABS system. Most Auto Parts stores will scan for codes for free hoping to sell you a part to repair it.

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