Sort of a similar problem.... I've got a '98 Acura CL that I've owned since new. The ABS sensor light on the dash has been on for over 12 years now. The ABS does work, but it'd be over $500 to get the light to go off. Naturally, I just taped a small piece of dark duct tape over the light on the dash, and drive merrily on. No problem. I'm not kidding.
It may work, but correctly? Who gave you the estimate?
I would get it scanned and go from there.
'Ya know, that's kinda scary. The dealer certified the system to be fully functional with the light on and then signed an inspection certificate?That estimate was from the dealer during annual state inspection. That was when I lived in Pennsylvania and the ABS would work, per the dealer...
had ABS light on in my old windstar van after a really hard braking on a steep hill. changed the fluid in the master cyl. and was all ok.Thanks everyone for helpful replies and suggestions. Turned out to be brake fluid in master down abt a 1/2 inch but not enough to affect brake action. Filled it up and lights went off. Thanks again for replies.