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ABS Wiring Diagram 200 1993

posted by  scorron on  Mon Dec 14 11:07 CST 2015
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Art, or anybody else familiar with electronics: what do the grounds inside the arrows mean inside the ABS control module (K) on the below picture? Is this a ground that is made or broken by the module? If I wanted to cycle solenoids (N, O, P) from the engine compartment would I need to jump the relay and switch the grounds as well? I don't have the Bentley in front of me, can't remember which pin it suggests grounding at the connector to activate the solenoids.





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