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Brake Junction Block Differences Between ABS and Non ABS 200 1993

posted by  Dellaone on  Fri Nov 9 13:16 CST 2018
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Today, my daughter's 1993 240 wagon suddenly has the brake pedal going to the floor, the "Brake Failure" lamp is lit, and it is exhibiting minimal braking action. She limped it home. In a preemptive move, I've been pricing the usual suspects such as the master cylinder, brake junction block and etc until I'm able to go look at it. (It passed state inspection two months ago). One thing I'm not finding available is the brake junction block for ABS equipped cars; I have not yet checked with a Volvo dealer. I was wondering what the difference was in configuration between the non ABS and the ABS junction blocks; maybe the ABS doesn't have one due to...? I can't remember. Thanks!

Dave Milo






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