I have a 93 Plymouth Voyager. About a week ago both the brake and ABS lights came on and I had almost no brakes. Made it home, and found broken springs in rear passenger brake. Fixed them, also bled the brake lines. They work ok now, but both lights are still on. How can I fix it?

The question is: do you still hear the buzz of the brake pump? If your brake pump has stopped get a hammer and metal rod about 2 feet long. Open the front hood of the car and turn the ignition on but do not start the car. Locate the brake reservoir (with fill caps) and follow the two large hoses down to the metal pump directly underneath bolted to the top of the transmission. Place the metal rod against the side of the pump and rap it several times with the hammer. If the pump is stuck it should start running again after a couple of taps. With the pedal is now soft and the ABS is now working the lights should go out after a couple of stops. You should be alright to drive until the pump gets stuck again , usually from 2 to 6 months. If the pump will not start up go to the salvage yard and purchase a used one. A new one if still available it will run about $900. If you have made the right repairs the lights will go out on there own.

Hi there
the only way to get these off is to go to locall auto parts stor that has a scanner and have them clear the code for you the computer keeps these lights on because it doesnt know you have fixed the problem that has to be done with a scanner after they clear the code iit will only come back on if something is not right have a wonderful day