Took my car to get my some new keys reprogramed at a local Honda dealership. I gave it to them the ABS light was not on, and once I received it all looked normal except for the fact that the ABS light is now on. I have driven about ~20 miles and it is still on. Would the dealership fix this problem? Just trying to get it sorted out!

 

All they can do is scan the code.

You may be able to blink the code out yourself also. Search it.

 

I am not worried about scanning the code. I am going to blink it. However what I am concerned about is that they caused it.

 

Not entirely sure how to order the counts. I would get 2 long blinks and then either 2,3 or 4 short blinks.

 

The codes I have apparently are 22,23 and 33. So first issue is how can I check what might be causing each one of these codes to go off together. Must be something and not just them individually. Also again I called the dealership way back when and was told apparently that ABS codes go off by themselves just because the car is old. That is absolutely absurd. I have had this car for such a time and have never had any issues with the ABS system. This is the FIRST time I have given my S2000 to a dealership and this happens after unfortunately.

 

In all honesty , i can't think of a single reason why or how programming keys would have anything to do with the abs . I know it seems fishy , but come on . Don't be so quick to point the finger . Check to make sure the battery isn't low on charge as this can cause bogus codes in various systems . Good luck .

 

It could possibly be a faulty abs sensor, that's what it was with mine until I recently had a friend change it out for me in approximately 20-30 minutes. Just make sure to get it scanned again until you get a consistent reading, if there is more than one code every time it could be something else as well I would think though.