Bouncing Brakes
03-31-12, 07:28 AM
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I am comfortable working on cars, but I need to know more about the car. I've not had this one long ehough to be knowlegment to be comfortable with it. Working on my Porsche in easy because I've had it 3 years.
I just want to know where the relay is located and which one is it. I've not had time to even learn where the electical panels are.
I just want to know where the relay is located and which one is it. I've not had time to even learn where the electical panels are.
04-01-12, 05:38 AM
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Do a search or check your owners manual... or just go look around the car. I am not at my lexus so cannot help. Major fusable links and relays are almost ALWAYS under the bonnet of the car.
04-13-12, 02:03 PM
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I can't find any reference to a relay for the ABS. HELP???
I had a pro check the car over. He eliminated the pedal adjustment, MC and the power booster. He sais the only thing left is the abs...
He usese ALL Data and another, more expensive service (didn't catch the name - Intelifix??). He dosen't have the diagnostice tool to tell me if it''s mechanical or electical/electronic.
I had a pro check the car over. He eliminated the pedal adjustment, MC and the power booster. He sais the only thing left is the abs...
He usese ALL Data and another, more expensive service (didn't catch the name - Intelifix??). He dosen't have the diagnostice tool to tell me if it''s mechanical or electical/electronic.
04-16-12, 08:27 AM
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Dude, this is a simple thing. Don't look in your owners manual for the ABS relay.
Instead look for FUSEABLE links, or RELAY panel. I still do not have my car (waiting for powersteering pump rebuild) or I would take a photo.
This should be a 1/10 difficulty level to find this. Look for plastic cover under hood with large wires going to it - remove top cover - on inside of top cover it will have a MAP. This map will tell you which one is the ABS relay.
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Instead look for FUSEABLE links, or RELAY panel. I still do not have my car (waiting for powersteering pump rebuild) or I would take a photo.
This should be a 1/10 difficulty level to find this. Look for plastic cover under hood with large wires going to it - remove top cover - on inside of top cover it will have a MAP. This map will tell you which one is the ABS relay.
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03-22-16, 03:27 PM
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This repair is 4 years old ---- I had a Stroke [ BUMMER ]
It is fixed !!!!!!
Seems that some goog got in the system and settled into the MC at the pointed end and then would mess with us later.
My mechanic used some cleaning tricks and we have had no braking issues since.
It is fixed !!!!!!
Seems that some goog got in the system and settled into the MC at the pointed end and then would mess with us later.
My mechanic used some cleaning tricks and we have had no braking issues since.
03-22-16, 04:13 PM
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This repair is 4 years old ---- I had a Stroke [ BUMMER ]
It is fixed !!!!!!
Seems that some goog got in the system and settled into the MC at the pointed end and then would mess with us later.
My mechanic used some cleaning tricks and we have had no braking issues since.
It is fixed !!!!!!
Seems that some goog got in the system and settled into the MC at the pointed end and then would mess with us later.
My mechanic used some cleaning tricks and we have had no braking issues since.
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