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    Do it yourself ABS module repair.

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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby BKM98 S70 T5 » 28 Mar 2012, 19:40

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    It is under the ABS pump which is located below the Brake Fluid reservoir and Black Main Fuse Box.

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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby notfadeaway » 29 Mar 2012, 00:36

    yeah I went outside and found it thank you very much does anyone know if any other models abs units will work going to go get a new one from the junk yard and try this on that one
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby Matty Moo » 29 Mar 2012, 00:51

    Any TRACS unit off of a 99-2001 will work. That would be any 99-2000 s70 with TRACS or AWD, or 99-2001 AWD car. BUT, if you pull it off of a 2001 AWD car, it's likely going to have the 861**** type of unit where the pins don't crack and soldering it won't make any difference.
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby notfadeaway » 29 Mar 2012, 02:58

    but if the pins don't crack it shouldn't be broken correct?
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby Matty Moo » 29 Mar 2012, 03:04

    notfadeaway wrote:but if the pins don't crack it shouldn't be broken correct?


    Somewhat correct. They tend to go out way less than the other modules, but any module can still have internal faults that aren't related to the cracked solder joint issue. It's rare though...I'd peg it at around 1% or so based on my experience.

    I have about 18 of them here that have an internal fault not related to the joints. You have to remember that it's actually a small computer. It's susceptible to static, voltage issues, etc.
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby notfadeaway » 29 Mar 2012, 03:19

    I like those odds thanks very much for your help
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby pigeonbaz » 30 Mar 2012, 18:56

    Hi finally sused this quick fix out useing a piece of plastic knife works fine up to now many thanks yours new member from England.
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby Matty Moo » 30 Mar 2012, 22:03

    Please don't tell us you jammed a piece of plastic knife in there to "fix" it. I cringe every time I hear of somebody doing that.
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby notfadeaway » 02 Apr 2012, 22:40

    I think I'm just going to purchase a new module from you matty no luck at the yard
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby notfadeaway » 02 Apr 2012, 22:50

    the deed is done ..any removal or installation tips?
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby Matty Moo » 03 Apr 2012, 00:45

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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby stevedud » 10 Apr 2012, 01:47

    I have a 2000 s80 where the ABS and SRS lights are one and the cruise control is out.

    Can this procedure be used on it?

    I have a 15 watts soldering iron. Will it do for this repair?
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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby BKM98 S70 T5 » 10 Apr 2012, 02:28

    pigeonbaz wrote:Hi finally sused this quick fix out useing a piece of plastic knife works fine up to now many thanks yours new member from England.


    Matty Moo wrote:Please don't tell us you jammed a piece of plastic knife in there to "fix" it. I cringe every time I hear of somebody doing that.


    If you used the wedge trick you are just bending the circuit board to make contact with the broken solder joints. The joints need to be soldered! if you were in any accident you could be liable for making your car less safe than it could have been regardless of... Regret, especially if you or a loved one were injured. The cost is minor if negligible for the importance and safe full functionality of the ABS system.

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    Re: Do it yourself ABS module repair.

    Postby Matty Moo » 10 Apr 2012, 06:03

    stevedud wrote:I have a 2000 s80 where the ABS and SRS lights are one and the cruise control is out.

    Can this procedure be used on it?

    I have a 15 watts soldering iron. Will it do for this repair?


    Depends on which part number it has. if it has an 8619538 unit in it I would definitely get it scanned first, which you should anyway since your srs light is on.
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