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Stelvio ABS light

peter390b

Just got it firing!
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The ABS light on the dash of my 2012 Stelvio stays on all the time when I am riding the bike. I have checked the ABS sensors, wiring, brake fluid levels, cleaned the sensors, and of course used the instructions in the owners manual to ensure that the ABS is indeed turned on. Any suggestions on how to fix this problem would be appreciated.
Peter (from Creemore Ontario)
 
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ABS works on the principal that the front and rear wheels are traveling at different speeds. Different diameters etc are taken into account.

Has this occurred after a tyre of different dimensions was fitted?

You may have to wait until 2102 to find out!
 
Thank you for the reply to my ABS issue. I have not yet changed the tyre size, but I was going to take my Stelvio to the Guzzi dealer to repair the ABS, and also install a 150/60 17 size tyre instead of the stock 150/70 17 size. Maybe this tyre size change is a poor idea with the ABS issue? I was hoping to reduce the ride height.
 
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