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Old 24-11-2005, 05:42 PM
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Default Cossie ABS systems. Any Technical essays about?

The ABS light is on in my cossie (as does most peoples!), and was wondering it there are any technical essays about with troubleshooting how to find problems etc. Someone once told me that the system has a ECU you can plug a diagnosis machine into, but like the main system. Is this true? i have tried cleaning the wheels sensors but this made no difference. Any info would be cool.
Old 24-11-2005, 08:06 PM
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stu did one once on the old RSBB I have it printed off so will dig it out and type it back in

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Mike, stu was recently talking about writing something about diagnosis and repair, but I guess he needs a little time to put fingers to keyboard.

If you find anyone locally who has the knowledge and tools, let me know, need a diagnostic too

For info, Mark Shead is able to get diagnostics, but I am not sure how much diagnosis he can get out - give him a call.
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im the same but mine only came on after i lowered it so i rekon ive damaged a sensor

does anyone know how to test the sensors?
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well im just gonna remove mine

was gonna wait for the essay but then engine is due to go back in next week
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Thats the problem, i have NO IDEA who can do it locally to us. I suppose a look through the yellow pages. But i would wanna try it myself first if there are any write ups. The one Steve is talking about sounds interesting. Would like to read that if you get a min mate.
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u can test em with a multimeter & figures from autodata.
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like a continuity test?
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Originally Posted by the youth
stu did one once on the old RSBB I have it printed off so will dig it out and type it back in

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Unless you have the date of teh topic? Maybe it still exists ad i can pop across and copy n paste it back?
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i would like to see this to please

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i need to see too because mine doesnt work
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You can measure the sensor voltages at the ECU I recall. Not sure how much diagnostic data is available.

I'd be very interested in learning more, as always!!

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really?
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someone told me today that you can check the sensors by putting in a multi meter across the 2 contacts, and by wiggling the wire, if the resistance changes, it means the wires dodgy on that sensor. Is that true?
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