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ABS Failure V70-XC70 1998

posted by  Axel on  Sat Jun 26 06:23 CST 2004
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98 S-70
ABS/Tracs lights both on.
Started your procedure for removal> I didnt have the
connector all the way off and decided to reseat it and recheck your
pics.. now the only light that is on is the ABS light..

I am thinking about pulling the connector and cleaning it to see if that
clears the ABS light also.. OR .. is the solder joints you touch up
associated with the board/connector interface?
I am also working on the air pump and a slight oil leak on the
input to the turbo.. Getting close to stuffing a rag in the filler tank.;-)
I disconnected the connector for the air pump and tried running a direct
feed to the pump and got no response.. (Black= grnd / Blue/red = hot)
I also tried monitoring the output from the relay at the feed connection
for voltage but got nothing.. but no telling if it even tried kicking on
as the car had been run a couple of times already.

Damn these things have crowded engine bays!
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