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ABS/PSM lights with brake lock??

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YOUR RESEARCHABS/PSM lights with brake lock??

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Clean ws sensors (bad in 45,000?), looking

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My OBD reader apparently doesn't read Porsche, am preparing to clean ws sensors (bad in 45,000?), looking for ideas.
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Test drove, no difference

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Also, I pulled the fuses (ABS,PSM) and test drove, no difference.
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My OBD reader apparently doesn't read Porsche, am preparing to clean ws sensors (bad in 45,000?), looking for ideas.
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ABS/PSM lights with brake lock??

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Also, I pulled the fuses (ABS,PSM) and test drove, no difference.
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Also, I pulled the fuses (ABS,PSM) and test drove, no difference.
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'02 996 2wd, 45,000 miles. 3-4 miles from the house the car started bogging, thought it was a flat, in 20-30-yards looking for a drive way to turn into the brakes came on more and more. By the time I stopped the ABS lite and PSM lite came on, with "drive to garage". I have searched and found plenty, but no one has the brakes engaging. After sitting a couple hours the brakes ease off, but not completely, and clamp down in a matter of yards. My OBD reader apparently doesn't read Porsche, am preparing to clean ws sensors (bad in 45,000?), looking for ideas. Also, I pulled the fuses (ABS,PSM) and test drove, no difference. Fluid is full, brake pedal feels taught, less free play at the top than normal. Any thoughts appreciated

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