The E-5 socket is the female torx socket that you need to take Out the bolts that hold the module to the car. It's a hard tool to find. You can find sets that go from E6 to E-12 and a separately sold E-4 but they don't usually have the E-5 in the store. Like I said oriely's can get it from the wareh...

Ok here is the update: I put in the repaired module by xemodex and took the car for a drive (2004 s80). The odometer started working again. The cruise now works again. The warning lights relating to the brakes "stop safely , brake failure" are now gone. I assume the abs works and I'll prob...

Hey rhill, I sent my module from my 2004 s80 to xemodex in Canada. I just got it back today and I may put it in tonight. It cost 450 to repair it. I hear you don't need to reload the s/w if it's your module. I'll post again as soon as I get it in and let you know.

Thanks for the response Mr. Moo. I found the site for xemodex. It's a little more expensive than I had hoped but still cheaper than a new one. I think I'll have them fix it.

Has anyone out there had any experience working with them?

Will this repair work on a 2004 s80? Is there anything different about the brake control module on that model and year that is different and would make the information on this thread inapplicable?

Thank you.

(I posted this on the s80 forum, but haven't got an answer)

Yes I believe it is broken. (good point about the heat.) I have all the classic signs: "brake failure" "stop safely", odometer and cruise not working. What I'm wondering is can I take it out, open it up, and fix it by soldering as described on this site for some slightly older mo...

I have read the great 21 pages on this repair in another forum on this site. I am inspired to attempt the same repair on my 2004. Most of the posts, however, seem to pertain to slightly older model cars than mine. Will an abs module repair work on a 2004 s80 ? ( The dealership wants $1221.00 for a n...