Wow!! I wish I would have know to take the wheel and wheel cover out. That would have made my job a lot easier,... when I put the ABS module back on, I will follow the video, which should make my job much easier,... Thanks for the video.

 

There are 3 connectors - 1 for the windshield washer pump, 1 for the headlight washer pump and 1 for the level switch. You'll also likely dump a good bit of the washer fluid. It does make it very easy to get to the ABS module, though.

 

I got my re-built ABS yesterday. Installed it, tested it and it works great!! Total cost $199 ($179 - re-build; $20 - UPS shipping both ways). I highly recommend it for everyone who has ABS problems. mpw2.7T thanks for the link on how to video for ABS removal.

 

where can i find this video ?

 

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Where did you send your ABS module for the rebuild? I've never known anyone with succes at having that done that acually lasted. I would like to us them if you are really happy with the work done and it seems to be a good repair..

 

I follow the forums pretty regularly and I have never seen the first negative comment about them. They provide a warranty on their work and the repair addresses the root cause of the problem, which probably results in better life than buying a new controller with the same flawed design.

 

We use Module Master in ID and have so far been great, and a lot cheaper than new units for our customers. They are quick and effecient.

 

Attached is ModuleMaster website complete with removal, shipping and Install instructions:
http://www.modulemaster.com/audiabsremoval.html