I recently moved down to florida from NY and had my car transported on a car hauler. As soon as the car arrived i got in and the ABS light was on which never came on before. My question is what could of been affected from the car sitting on a 45 degree incline on the car hauler for a 16 hour drive lol?

 

I drove the car around the block and disconnected the battery but still no luck

 

Maybe check your abs sensors

 

Very unusual for that to happen from just a tow

 

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How was it towed?

 

Check all 4 ABS connectors at the wheel hubs.

 

Im going to check all the connections tonight when I get home. It was transported by a car hauler. One of those 18 wheelers that carries like 8 or 10 cars at a time. The cobalt was toward the back of the truck on a 45 degree incline sloping backwards

 

I checked both connections in the front and they seem to be fine. Would I be able to test them with a test light?

 

I have a actron scan tool which is able to pull abs codes but when hooked up it scans the abs but says there is no codes

 

Any ideas?

 

Check your fuse?

 

Keep driving it and scan it again. It will tell you which one it is.

 

All the fuses check out fine. I have picked up wheel speed sensors before with my scan tool so hopefully it will show up. If all the wheels sensors check out what else should I check?