Grande Punto Abs, esp and Hill Holder problem

[TheWanderer]

Hello to everyone, time ago I bought a second hand Grande Punto 1.3 mjt 75cv.
In the panel warning light keep showing the abs, esp signals and on the display "hill holder non available" the cars works fine, what could this problem be? An electronic one?

 

[timmycm850]

Try charging up the battery so it has good voltage or look into changing the battery first

 

[The Panda Nut]

Agree battery low and probably needs replacing. Check the car is charging and have the battery tested. Too many warnings for it to be much else I think.

 

[Zardo]

I had this problem recently on a Punto.

Check if the brake lights work. A faulty brake switch could cause this problem.

If they light up normally, check for wire damage of the exposed part of the wheel sensor cables.

Check the battery voltage as already mentioned.

If you find nothing abnormal, get a Fiat specific OBD tester and read the faults.

In my case, it started with an eroded wheel sensor cable (eaten by the tyre) which I soldered twice as some part of the copper had already oxydized by water ingress. The fault went away for some time, after months it came back, only this time it was caused by a faulty brake light switch which was a bit cumbersome to replace.

 

[TheWanderer]

Little update: I tested it with an OBD. First Test 7 errors: 5 in ABS with codes C0034-01 U1715-87 U1702-87 U1700-86 U0001-88 And 2 errors in ECM: P0683-13 and U1700-87. I deleted all the errors, and the scan detected only the ABS C0034-01 front right speed sensor-generic electrical anomaly. And ABS. ESP. ASR dashboard warning light keeps on. Replacing the ABS cable it might fix the problem?

 

[Zardo]

This error is signalled if the control unit detects an open circuit or short circuit (positive or to earth) at one of the sensors or the wiring. This fault can also be detected if the control unit connector is damaged

Could be: wiring, connector, sensor

 

[TheWanderer]

Could be: wiring, connector, sensor

Thank you so much!