Do it yourself ABS module repair. Topic is solved

Post by **Ozark Lee** » 18 Apr 2014, 19:18

Make double sure the large, hinged, hooded connector is well seated. The hood needs catch the pins on the connector portion on the module itself to draw the connector down in place securely.

...Lee

Post by **abscate** » 18 Apr 2014, 19:19

I think I would give Matty Moo a call, especially if you are in Ontario and can cross the border into MI easily!

tzanis · Post by **tzanis** » 18 Apr 2014, 19:26

Ozark Lee wrote:Make double sure the large, hinged, hooded connector is well seated. The hood needs catch the pins on the connector portion on the module itself to draw the connector down in place securely.

...Lee

thanks. I will go check it right now.

abscate wrote:I think I would give Matty Moo a call, especially if you are in Ontario and can cross the border into MI easily!

who is matty moo? yes, i am in hamilton ontario.

Post by **abscate** » 18 Apr 2014, 19:29

Midwest ABS sell replacement ABS modules tested and guaranteed.

I'm a happy customer myself

tzanis · Post by **tzanis** » 18 Apr 2014, 19:59

Thanks but I would like to repair it myself since I am in a really low budget.

anyway. I checked the plug again, and went for a drive, but the same thing happens.

btw this is how it looks.

Post by **Matty Moo** » 18 Apr 2014, 21:56

Large harness looks fine, just make sure it's seated down all the way.

Something to remember, your car is now 18 years old so you may have another issue outside of the module.

tzanis · Post by **tzanis** » 18 Apr 2014, 22:03

thanks for your answer.
this is true. It is confusing though. Is there any possibility that it could be one or more of the sensors?

heyarnold · Post by **heyarnold** » 27 Apr 2014, 02:35

Thanks for this tut. I did this today on my dads 1998 v70, as the light had been on since the previous owner had it. I just reflowed and added some solder to the two power supply joints, fitted it back in and after driving about 50m, the light vanished. It took me about 3 hours to crack open the box though, I did it as neat as possible.

bappat · Post by **bappat** » 02 Nov 2014, 12:49

I used a 4mm socket instead of an E-5 torn socket and it fits perfectly for me. My socket wrench has a swivel head so the "tricky" bolt was not too difficult to remove.

bappat · Post by **bappat** » 17 Nov 2014, 20:23

Nevermind.

Do it yourself ABS module repair. Topic is solved

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