I have 2015 V60 Cross Country and have a ABS failure warning

barryV · Post by **barryV** » 18 Dec 2025, 17:02

I’ve just put over $5000 worth of repairs into the car, including brake work and a lot of other things. I’m not eager to put a bunch more money into the vehicle at this point. The brakes do seem to be working OK even with the warning and I’m just wondering if continued driving is a danger. I understand the ABS may not be working, but does that actually affect the overall breaking safety of the car under normal driving conditions?

Post by **matthew1** » 18 Dec 2025, 17:33

It will affect emergency braking where the brakes would normally lock up due to your pressure on the brake pedal... the .1 to .01% of braking we do.

You should read the codes with a OBD-II code reader. It'll likely break down the problem into a specific part, and we can offer more help with that information. It could be the ABS module, it could be a wheel sensor, etc.

Post by **BlackBart** » 18 Dec 2025, 22:05

barryV wrote: ↑18 Dec 2025, 17:02 I’ve just put over $5000 worth of repairs into the car, including brake work and a lot of other things…..

Sorry to interrupt your question, but do you know if this is typical of mid-teens V60’s? I was actually just browsing 2 hours ago for low mileage examples.

barryV · Post by **barryV** » 19 Dec 2025, 06:37

Hi Bart, I have no idea of how typical this is on the mid-teen V60's. Haven't done a study, just coping with my own problem at this point.

Post by **Krons** » 19 Dec 2025, 19:16

barryV wrote: ↑19 Dec 2025, 06:37 Hi Bart, I have no idea of how typical this is on the mid-teen V60's. Haven't done a study, just coping with my own problem at this point.

Definitely pull the codes, I believe iCarSoft Volvo readers on Amazon would cover your year/model. Could just be a wheel speed sensor.