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      • VADreamer.

        Legend. Thank you.
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        • Table update and test resistances added.

          https://www.escortrscosworth.com/for...80#post1105280
          Cheers
          John

          EsCos - Turning dinosaurs into smiles.

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          • So, I solved my 'ABS light on' fault. After trying some of the common fixes that some of you guys recommended and failing I decided to make myself a text light (see pic) and read the fault code flashes. I connected my tester to the 3 pin ABS connector on the N/S front strut (see pic) It was outputting fault code '22'. This pointed to one of the inlet valves not working correctly. I then did a resistance check at the ABS CM connector and had the same resistance on all but one inlet valve. The fault ended up being a broken wire within the 7 way connector on the inlet valve block. I repaired this and the light simply went out.

            Thanks to those who supplied me the diagrams and help to solve this. It was a simple fix once I had the correct data.
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            • Always nice when it turns out to be an easy fix.

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              • Great news, well done.



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                • Originally posted by RS Bowk View Post
                  So, I solved my 'ABS light on' fault. After trying some of the common fixes that some of you guys recommended and failing I decided to make myself a text light (see pic) and read the fault code flashes. I connected my tester to the 3 pin ABS connector on the N/S front strut (see pic) It was outputting fault code '22'. This pointed to one of the inlet valves not working correctly. I then did a resistance check at the ABS CM connector and had the same resistance on all but one inlet valve. The fault ended up being a broken wire within the 7 way connector on the inlet valve block. I repaired this and the light simply went out.

                  Thanks to those who supplied me the diagrams and help to solve this. It was a simple fix once I had the correct data.
                  Is it just a led in the box ? I made a copy of the engine fault code reader ones, would be nice to have one for abs aswell

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                  • Originally posted by grcossie View Post

                    Is it just a led in the box ? I made a copy of the engine fault code reader ones, would be nice to have one for abs aswell
                    yes, just an LED & a resistor in a box and some of the correct crimps on the other end.
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                    • Originally posted by RS Bowk View Post

                      yes, just an LED & a resistor in a box and some of the correct crimps on the other end.
                      You should build it into the engine monitor, with possibility to read engine and abs fault codes

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                      • The ABS fault codes should flash up on the dash abs light, exception being a fault such as broken power feed. Then a diode has to be unplugged to see any abs cm faults on a tester.
                        Cheers
                        John

                        EsCos - Turning dinosaurs into smiles.

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                        • Originally posted by jsa View Post
                          The ABS fault codes should flash up on the dash abs light, exception being a fault such as broken power feed. Then a diode has to be unplugged to see any abs cm faults on a tester.
                          It should be like that, but it isn`t

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