Help pulling ABS error code

[Loganwiththe'93]

Hey folks.
Well, I need to pull the code for my ABS light and get this brake problem fixed. I've gone back and forth and consulted tons of people and the general conclusion is that the Front-passengers side speed sensor is causing pulsation in my brakes. I want to pull the code to be sure (It's probably going to be C0040 or C0041 if so). I don't have a scanner nor do I have money. How can I pull the error code from home? What do I have to do? How do I know what the code is when I find out how to pull it?
Any help appreciated. (1993 Toyota Camry 2.2)

[JohnGD]

Check the free online repair guide on autozone:
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/rep....diyprod5-b2c9


Basically you jumper two wires (TC, E1??? Not sure) in the diagnostics connector and what the ABS light flash.

Originally Posted by Loganwiththe'93

Hey folks.
Well, I need to pull the code for my ABS light and get this brake problem fixed. I've gone back and forth and consulted tons of people and the general conclusion is that the Front-passengers side speed sensor is causing pulsation in my brakes. I want to pull the code to be sure (It's probably going to be C0040 or C0041 if so). I don't have a scanner nor do I have money. How can I pull the error code from home? What do I have to do? How do I know what the code is when I find out how to pull it?
Any help appreciated. (1993 Toyota Camry 2.2)

[Loganwiththe'93]

Ya know... my mechanic said it was the passengers-side-front speed sensor that was the problem. Wouldn't disabling the ABS system (AKA pull the fuse) get rid of the pulsation? A temporary fix for now until I can fix the speed sensor. The ABS doesn't work anyways, why not disable it and get rid of the pesky pulsation?

[Loganwiththe'93]

Pulled the fuse. The pulsation is gone for the most part, but still a little noise and occasional lurch. Probably just a rotor now.