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Junction Block Brake Pressure Sensor 200

posted by  JimN696 on  Mon Nov 21 20:58 CST 2011
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The brake failure light has been going on and off erratically for the last few months, and now its on for good. There are no leaks or problems with the brake system, so it might be time to change the sensor in the brake junction block. I ordered one from FCP Groton. My questions are, how do you remove it, and do you have to bleed the brakes afterward. THANKS for the help!
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