this is something a pro should definitely look at as the auto parts diagnostics can't take snapshots andother tests that are required to properly diagnose what's wrong. However, make sure your battery is in good shape and not giving you low voltage as it will cause problems like this. if it is not reading at least 12.4 volts then replacement is reccomended.

Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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I have a brand new battery in the car. The voltage off reads 12.8 and the voltage with it running is around 13.9. I do have a parts car so I can swap parts fairly easily.

Response from jlarson69
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do what you want then you don't seem to want to listen to our advice.

Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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If I had the money to take it to a dealership to have it diagnosed I wouldn't have used this site.

Response from jlarson69
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service stations can do it as well you can't just change a prt expecting it to get fixed. there has to be a snapshot taken as well as a couple other steps to see why it's causing the problem.

Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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It turned out to be a bad ABS relay.

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