ABS module 2002 disassembled
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fixed it for free overwhelmed by all the codes
sure did, and all the codes that went with it about 10-12 of them, I had read the codes a few weeks before I started this project, and was overwhelmed by all the codes ! so I went old school, checked the wheel speed sensors, and while I was replacing the radiator, I checked the motor on the unit and checked power, both are working. and with a little help from other members, I resoldered the 10 or so failed solder joints. and If I was to do this again (just the module repair) it would take about 10 minutes. I like making $100-150 for 10 mins of my time. and if anybody wants me to fix one for them, send it to me, with return shipping, I will be happy to do it for free.
THE problem with my original search was I looked/searched for ABS, ABCM and NOT EBCM. my bad.
and after talking to some of my customers this module IS A KNOWN PROBLEM CHILD. and my local parts store wanted over $700 for it, and one repair shop wanted over $2000.00 to repair it. so as easy as this was to fix or at least look at it, if I had to do this again, I would not read the codes, I would check for power and ground and then test the motor. sorry
And to do this repair on the board you will need a jewelers loupe. I will post pictures of my findings.
THE problem with my original search was I looked/searched for ABS, ABCM and NOT EBCM. my bad.
and after talking to some of my customers this module IS A KNOWN PROBLEM CHILD. and my local parts store wanted over $700 for it, and one repair shop wanted over $2000.00 to repair it. so as easy as this was to fix or at least look at it, if I had to do this again, I would not read the codes, I would check for power and ground and then test the motor. sorry
And to do this repair on the board you will need a jewelers loupe. I will post pictures of my findings.
Last edited by motorwiz; Jan 3, 2016 at 05:21 PM. Reason: ABCM . ECBM
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sure did, and all the codes that went with it about 10-12 of them, I had read the codes a few weeks before I started this project, and was overwhelmed by all the codes ! so I went old school, checked the wheel speed sensors, and while I was replacing the radiator, I checked the motor on the unit and checked power, both are working. and with a little help from other members, I resoldered the 10 or so failed solder joints. and If I was to do this again (just the module repair) it would take about 10 minutes. I like making $100-150 for 10 mins of my time. and if anybody wants me to fix one for them, send it to me, with return shipping, I will be happy to do it for free.
THE problem with my original search was I looked/searched for ABS and NOT ABCM. my bad.
and after talking to some of my customers this module IS A KNOWN PROBLEM CHILD. and my local parts store wanted over $700 for it, and one repair shop wanted over $2000.00 to repair it. so as easy as this was to fix or at least look at it, if I had to do this again, I would not read the codes, I would check for power and ground and then test the motor. sorry
And to do this repair on the board you will need a jewelers loupe. I will post pictures of my findings.
THE problem with my original search was I looked/searched for ABS and NOT ABCM. my bad.
and after talking to some of my customers this module IS A KNOWN PROBLEM CHILD. and my local parts store wanted over $700 for it, and one repair shop wanted over $2000.00 to repair it. so as easy as this was to fix or at least look at it, if I had to do this again, I would not read the codes, I would check for power and ground and then test the motor. sorry
And to do this repair on the board you will need a jewelers loupe. I will post pictures of my findings.
ABCM???????????
