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ABS failure and PSM failure

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YOUR RESEARCHABS failure and PSM failure

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The volt gauge is not acting funny so I will check my brake light to see if they're working and take it from there.
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The volt gauge is not acting funny so I will check my brake light to see if they're working and take it from there.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Took my 02 turbo out for a drive today, finally having some decent weather. Pulled on to the highway and opened it up a bit, almost immediately after hitting a little speed both the ABS and PSM failure lights come on? I pulled over and shut the car down, waited a minute and started it back up... no lights? Anybody else have this experience or care to share what may have caused it? Thanks, Mike

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ABS and PSM MIL lights are a common feature of low voltage excursions on the charging system.

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My Boxster did that also. Bad brake light switch.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys, I did a bit more research and have identified a few possible culprits... MAF sensor, brake switch and maybe voltage regulator and or alternator. I will try and identify when it happens if it happens again which I suspect it will. The volt gauge is not acting funny so I will check my brake light to see if they're working and take it from there. Stay well guys, Mike

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