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ABS and PSM dash lights on

jaekormtb
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Both yesterday and today I got both PSM & ABS lights on the dash during a hard acceleration (maybe some wheel spin) in 2nd gear. The lights popped at about 5K and stayed on, but turned off after shutting the car off and restarting. I checked codes in ABS 5.7 via Durametric and got 5525, Incorrect data transfer with DME master control unit.

Any thoughts??

1999 Carrera 4, 124,000 miles.

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That happens on 4WD cars and more often on turbos.

The cause is wheel slip that the system can not fully compensate for.

I would only worry if they stay on after a re-start.

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