I knew it was to good to be true. I made a rookie mistake and didnt check to make sure all the warning lights lit up when the I turn the key on. LOL Well I was reading thur some old thread and ran across one about folks covering the three buddies up where they cant be seen. Well guess what my 3 little buddies was covered up. Now they are shining in all their glory, plus the service engine soon and brake light too. lol. I love it! (not really loving it)

 

Damn!

That's a bummer.

 

Damm. That sucks......

 

Just imagine that an accident happens because the tampered warning lights did not show a safety dangerous failure condition.
If you get out of it alive, could be a great time for a lawsuit to the idiot who tampered with the warning indicators. All bones broken, but a big bank account.
That should be punished by law .

 

Get those codes read and post. Lets get those amigos out of there.

 

I ran by Auto Zone after work and had the codes read they are as follow. P1884, P0102, P1590, P0134, P0112 and P0150.

 

looks like your MAF is malfunctioning, and O2 sensor, and abs code is wheel sensor. I will post more when i get off work.

 

Sounds like a MAF issue. The O2 codes may be caused by the MAF. The p1590 is more or less a generic ABS code. You are going to need a better scanner to determine exactly what the ABS problem is. When I got the Amigos the first time, I had a P1590, and shuttle valve repair fixed it. Years later, Amigos returned along with P1590, and I had to replace the SLABS ECU.

 

P1884 temp sensor(in MAF not reading)
P0102 faulty MAF sensor
P1590 rough road/abs sensor
P0134 no activity on O2 sensor
P0112 air temp low (MAF fault)
P0150 rough road/abs(abs sensor)

 

Upon reading on the abs codes, the sensors on the wheels are either dirty or bad, or the slabs ecu is bad like lordmorpheus said.
If you have alot of brake dust on the wheels, this could mean the sensors are dirty.(If you have to clean the wheel often because of brake dust) This is the reason I went with ceramic brake pads.