Browsing: ABS Modules

The Leaf was on a driveway in Biggleswade, three years old and fifty-eight thousand miles on the clock, ABS light sitting steady on the dash. When I pulled the front wheels off to check the calipers, the pads were barely touched. There was almost no

The Cherokee was parked outside a kebab shop on Dunstable Road in Luton when I found it, both lights burning steady on the dash. The owner had been driving it for two months like that. He works early starts, needed the car, and to him it still stoppe

There is a Volkswagen Golf on a driveway in Bedford with an ABS module that was replaced eight months ago. The owner paid a hundred and forty pounds fitted for a remanufactured unit, against a dealer quote of three hundred and twenty for a new one. T

When the StabiliTrak and ABS lights come on together, both the antilock braking system and the electronic stability control system have deactivated simultaneously. This occurs because both systems share the same wheel

The ABS control module is most commonly located in the engine bay, mounted on or near the brake master cylinder on the driver’s side firewall. Its exact position varies by manufacturer, vehicle

The Astra was on a drive in Leighton Buzzard with a dealer quote sitting on the passenger seat. The owner had taken a photo of it on her phone and then printed it out. That tells you something about how much she wanted to talk about it. Seven hundred

An ABS control module can be repaired using 5 methods: circuit board cleaning, solder joint repair, wiring harness repair, module reprogramming, and full module replacement. The correct method depends on the type

The symptoms of a bad ABS module include an illuminated ABS warning light, wheel lockup during braking, and deactivated traction control. A failing ABS module disables 3 interconnected safety systems: the antilock