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Latching & Non-Latching Faults

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Some faults detected by CAB are "latching", meaning the fault is set and ABS is disabled until ignition switch is reset. ABS is disabled even if the original fault has disappeared.

Other faults are "non-latching". Any illuminated warning lights are only illuminated as long as the fault condition exists. As soon as the condition does not exist, the light(s) are turned off, although a fault code will be set in most cases. See ABS SYSTEM FAULT MESSAGES TABLE.

ABS SYSTEM FAULT MESSAGES

Component/System Fault Warning Light Fault Type
ANTI-LOCK Light None N/A
ANTI-LOCK Light Relay None N/A
Boost Pressure (1) Non-Latching
CAB (2) Latching
Excess Decay (2) Non-Latching
Low Accumulator (1) Non-Latching
Low Fluid/Parking Brake (3) N/A
Modulator (2) Latching
Primary/Delta Pressure None Non-Latching
Wheel Speed Sensor(s) (2) Latching
Solenoid Undervoltage (2) Non-Latching
ABS System Relay (2) Latching
(1) The BRAKE and ANTI-LOCK warning lights come on during brake application.
(2) The ANTI-LOCK warning light comes on.
(3) The BRAKE warning light comes on immediately; the ANTI-LOCK warning light comes on when vehicle speed is above 3 MPH.