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ABS Control Unit 850

posted by  DJBybee on  Sun Sep 20 14:50 CST 2009
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What year 850? 95-97 had module problems for sure. Rebuilders do different things, but essentially it is renewing certain soldier joints which overheat and vibrate loose. Some, I have heard, replace pump switch with a more robust switch. The trick is, knowing which soldier connections to redo and be able to stand behind your work. I'd go with someone with a reputation. BBA reman and ATE have those reputations.






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