Hi I have a daf lf45 2005 with a yellow abs light onI took it to a truck repair shop and was so called plugged in and the fault was rear brake discs so i replaced them myself with new pads.
Problem didn't go away

long gone, October 2010

hello, if your abs light has been on and the vehicle has been driven more than 50 times the light will not go out until the vic unit has been cleared, i have the software to do this if it helps anyone out, 07855 750482, essex

baz, September 2012

took it to daf dealer he cleared the fault and now its gone

long gone, March 2012

dont buy a daf there cheap and tat

bert, January 2012

Hi paddy reversing worked for awhile but then stopped

long gone, September 2011

did you try putting it in reverce and driving backwards, i have a 45.150, 06 and the did the job. i put 4 new brake disc on it last year i have the same problem this year again

paddy, July 2011

hi trev yeah the problem has been there for about 6months do you think that the main dealer is the only one that will erase this code

longgone, April 2011

for what it costs ,it is well worth replacing sensors and discs together ???????????

trev, February 2011

I know it's way too late now, but if the Abs warning was coming on for a long time it will need clearing by a dealer. This is beacuse after the fault registers a certain number of times the warning the ECU perminantly records it and the only way to get rid of it is with the dealer software.
However if the warning hasn't registered too many times and you repair the fault it will clear itself once you drive over 7kph

Dave, January 2011

if you have the old style discs with the exciter ring cast in to them,have a look at the ring ,they'll probably be corroded ..there is a new disc out ,so far 100% reliable ..may have been cheaper to get DAF to diagnoise it in the long run..

norb, October 2010

Hi lads
thanks for your replies
I made sure the sensors weren't seized when fitting new discs I took them out and cleaned them
the only thing that I haven't done was the front sensors but when I was told it was the back discs I didn't bother checking the front as it should have show up on the diagnosis test test was done by a non daf dealer nad they never told me what the code number was to be honest I don't believe they plugged it in only drive it over a pit and look at the exciter rings on the rear axle

long gone, October 2010

if it was diagnoised correctly ,before fitting new discs ,it is always wise to make sure the sensors aren't seized ,as having to strip it all back down to change a sensor is a pain ..try tapping the sensor in to it contacts the exciter ring ,then when you go for a shoty drive the light will go out ...do you know what the fault code was ??and was it done by a daf dealer ???

norb, October 2010

did you reset sensors by pushing them towards disc untill they touch[they will then set clearance themself as wheel turns] also make sure that abs segments on front discs aren't corroded and that you check all wheel bearings for excess play-if play excessive sensor will be pushed away giving too much clearance.

k, October 2010