vehicle speed sensor faulting to show ABS light. Rad fans full speed
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2010 Impreza WRX 5 speed; Ask for anything I do not mention, but this is annoying me, my first test is going to be a new battery (wanted an answer before I did it, but am going now, hope if that is not the issue, I can come back and get some answers from you great people) since I have never gotten a new one since owning the vehicle.
ran fine (have an o2 fault because I have an o2 sensor I have not been able to replace yet), then this winter it started popping an ABS light and running very weak (not limp mode, but basically if I do not keep idle above 1k around shifts, it will either almost die coming to a stop and running horribly, runs fine while at speed and in gear, losing almost all lights and power steering at night (basically dropping to no voltage or something). Went away for a few days, came back, now is stuck but that happened a few times. When I finally started to pay a bit more attention on start instead of the normal vacuum start hum, I noticed a *tick* the next time this h
What makes this problem better or worse?
it started in the snow
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Hello, Dave here, contributing to RepairPal and providing expert advice since 2010.
My first recommendation is to repair the things you know to be failed before even considering anything else. You are aware of a concern with the oxygen sensors? This simply must be resolved before guessing at other concerns in other areas. Many concerns can be interlinked -- related. Don't guess that something is different -- it may not be.
If you have an ABS light, testing must be performed in the "C" chassis module areas to find out what is happening.
It's essential to not ignore certain things because you think it doesn't have anything to do with the concern -- it very well may.
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