1998 Lincoln Navigator

RSWANNABE

RSWANNABE

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I need a little help please.

My Navigator has 2 warning lamps on and I am not sure whats up.

The first light is the check suspension light. I know they have air ride suspension and it should be turned off before lifting the vehicle off the ground but I can not get the light to shut off. I have disconnected the battery but it comes right back on.

The second light is the ABS light. This one comes on and shuts off. I don't have any experience here. I checked the fluid level thinking maybe it was somehow related but everything is good. Same as above I tried disconnecting the battery to see if it reset but it continues to come on.

I don't notice anything funny when driving it but I would like to make sure everything is safe. My wife is the primary driver and the warning lights being on bother her.

Thanks in advance!
 
i would say the suspension light is due to a faulty sensor

ABS light depending if you have a scanner or not you need to take that to someone who has a ABS scanner to see what code its pulling
 
RSWANNABE said:
I need a little help please.

My Navigator has 2 warning lamps on and I am not sure whats up.

The first light is the check suspension light. I know they have air ride suspension and it should be turned off before lifting the vehicle off the ground but I can not get the light to shut off. I have disconnected the battery but it comes right back on.

The second light is the ABS light. This one comes on and shuts off. I don't have any experience here. I checked the fluid level thinking maybe it was somehow related but everything is good. Same as above I tried disconnecting the battery to see if it reset but it continues to come on.

I don't notice anything funny when driving it but I would like to make sure everything is safe. My wife is the primary driver and the warning lights being on bother her.

Thanks in advance!
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ABS light is likely gonna be a channel cord to one of the wheels has a rub through, giving a bad connection or an exciter ring may be damaged, giving false counts to the processer. lemme know if this helps.
 
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