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Ok so today I spent sveral hours working in the garage, and used the radio in the '02 F250 for entertainment. So much so that I drained the battery to the point where the truck wouldn't start. I jumpstarted the F250 with my F150 and now I noticed that the ABS light is on. What did I burn up in the jumpstart?
might not be anything at all, I've had dummy lights come on when disconnecting battery, and the engine has to go thru 3 complete cycles of warm up and cool down to erase some falty readings, check to see if everything feels ok then run it thru 3 cycles and see if it goes out.
Just a shot in the dark but cheaper than replacing a lot of things you don't need
might not be anything at all, I've had dummy lights come on when disconnecting battery, and the engine has to go thru 3 complete cycles of warm up and cool down to erase some falty readings, check to see if everything feels ok then run it thru 3 cycles and see if it goes out.
Just a shot in the dark but cheaper than replacing a lot of things you don't need
Yeah like he said it might go away. My came on while plowing a heavy storm, stayed on the whole night and had me thinking I broke something. I was expecting to be replacing something ASAP before the next storm but it was off when I turned on the truck the following day. Only went on once more for a few seconds and haven't seen it since... been about 2 yrs. Gotta love the disappearing problems
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