ABS headache
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Re: ABS headache
Ok, attempting to upload a video didn't work, so I'll ask micron again.
I have taken the cover off the main abs relay, turned the ignition on and put a piece of paper in-between the failsafe contacts of the relay after it does it's 5 clicks.
This enables the dash abs light to flash on and off with a bridge across TBS and GND on the diagnostic socket and it's clearer to read the abs codes... But I'm lost here, plenty of possibles but it's raining and my brain hurts... Any help if someone has an idea what's going on would be lovely
I have taken the cover off the main abs relay, turned the ignition on and put a piece of paper in-between the failsafe contacts of the relay after it does it's 5 clicks.
This enables the dash abs light to flash on and off with a bridge across TBS and GND on the diagnostic socket and it's clearer to read the abs codes... But I'm lost here, plenty of possibles but it's raining and my brain hurts... Any help if someone has an idea what's going on would be lovely
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Here it is, if it uploads
The last image shows connected to the car but it is under the fusebox and the cables are closest to the engine. I did it like this so I didn't have to keep removing the fusebox
The last image shows connected to the car but it is under the fusebox and the cables are closest to the engine. I did it like this so I didn't have to keep removing the fusebox
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Ok now I'm going through the wiring with a fine tooth comb (and a multimeter) and found my rear left abs sensor has infinite resistance and shows 0.5 ish volts. So I think it's buggered... Still going through it
Quick question, is there a way of fooling the abs into not seeing the fault with that sensor?
Quick question, is there a way of fooling the abs into not seeing the fault with that sensor?
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Woohoo! I put a 1.5k ohm resistor across the passenger side rear abs sensor outputs on the abs module, turned on and no light on the dash!!!
Who'd have thought all that brain f&#k and dodgy codes would have been caused by a moody sensor...
Just on the lookout for a left rear sensor that will do the job so if anyone has anything that fits, yes please!
Neil
Who'd have thought all that brain f&#k and dodgy codes would have been caused by a moody sensor...
Just on the lookout for a left rear sensor that will do the job so if anyone has anything that fits, yes please!
Neil
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Thanks Trev, that'll save you a trip to your garage!
I need to work out where I'm going to find a suitable sensor... I can't help but think a Mazda type one might be able to modify
I need to work out where I'm going to find a suitable sensor... I can't help but think a Mazda type one might be able to modify
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Re: ABS headache
There is a rear one on eBay but it’s a RH one, maybe you can changes the brackets over
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202848724085 ... media=COPY
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You will need to double check, it’s just on on my watch list
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