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<blockquote data-quote="Mikelha" data-source="post: 18764" data-attributes="member: 6402">Based on the codes you provided (C0035, C0040, C0045) and the symptoms, it's likely that there is an issue with the ABS wiring harness or the ABS control module.1. Inspect the ABS wiring harness: Check for any damaged, corroded, or loose connectors. Make sure the wiring is not chafed or shorted.2. Check the ground connections: Ensure the ground connections for the ABS system are clean and tight.3. ABS control module: If the wiring and ground connections are in good condition, the issue might be with the ABS control module itself. It may need replacement or reprogramming.It's important to address these issues with a qualified technician, as working with the ABS system requires expertise and proper tools.<a href="https://dtcvehicles.com/c0040-code-brake-pedal-switch-a/" target="_blank">https://dtcvehicles.com/c0040-code-brake-pedal-switch-a/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mikelha, post: 18764, member: 6402"] Based on the codes you provided (C0035, C0040, C0045) and the symptoms, it's likely that there is an issue with the ABS wiring harness or the ABS control module. 1. Inspect the ABS wiring harness: Check for any damaged, corroded, or loose connectors. Make sure the wiring is not chafed or shorted. 2. Check the ground connections: Ensure the ground connections for the ABS system are clean and tight. 3. ABS control module: If the wiring and ground connections are in good condition, the issue might be with the ABS control module itself. It may need replacement or reprogramming. It's important to address these issues with a qualified technician, as working with the ABS system requires expertise and proper tools. [URL]https://dtcvehicles.com/c0040-code-brake-pedal-switch-a/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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