ABS Light is on.

[jubileephoto]

I took her to the Ford in panama city for a check up, oil change and to check out the ABS light. They suggested it might be from her having 17' s in the front and 18's in the back. Does this sound right?

PS - Any suggestions on how to find someone good to work on her? I wasn't to confident in them....

[primer2tone]

That's the first I've heard of. Did you check your brake fluid level? I know it sounds silly but low fluid can trigger the ABS light to turn on.

Also, I've never been confidant in anyone working on my car. The best advice I could give is, start learning how to maintain your own car or look for a mechanic that is also a mustang enthuses.

[mcvicar04]

Yea i agree learn to work on it your self and check the ABS sensors, and do a good google search you could learn alot, for free too

[jubileephoto]

Checked the brake fluid, it's great.

I'm still working on finding someone to take a look at her.

Thank you!

[primer2tone]

Np, good luck!

[Camo1967Mustang]

I dont trust anyone to work on my car, I would advise you to learn how to do it yourself
I have yet to have a good experience with a mechanic

I've never heard of low brake fluid triggering the abs light
Its usually the brake light that comes on for low fluid

I highly doubt its cause of your tires
I would guess something with the abs module itself or maybe with the wheel speed sensors

[DaBluedude]

Take the car to a auto store and get them to read your error code. Its different than obd2. If it wont connect at all you need a new abs module or to get yours replaced. You may need to replace an abs sensor. But it is not from staggered wheels.