Hello there, having issues with my daughters 2008 s40 2.4. Car will start fine and then after idling for a few seconds (maybe 30-45 seconds) the car backfires runs like crap and dies or almost dies. And as soon as it backfires the antiskid light flashes and comes up in display.Check codes and I’m getting a constant tcm-0192 and a ABS-0101. Now from time to time I’ll get a ECM-6404, Ecm-990F,ECM-310D. Could any of the timing components cause the antiskid and “limp”?
Trying to get this thing sorted out so she has a vehicle to drive. Any help would be great. TIA

 

Also I was wondering, if I end up getting a new ABS module will it have to be programmed? From what I gathered my year 2008 is non repairable correct?

 

This exact same thing just happened on my 2006 S40 2.4i! Did you get it sorted out?

 

The ABS computer is tied into the ECU and controls the anti-skid. You need to have a full scan of all codes (not all code readers can view/clear codes outside of the emissions (P codes) to see what's up. Could be a wheel sensor, transmission speed sensor, steering sensor, ABS controller, bad wiring or dirty/corroded connectors etc. Check out Midwest ABS or Xemodex's web pages for some symptoms/causes related to ABS controller issues. They can also rebuild your unit if it turns out to be the cause.