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j-d
Feb 04, 2015Explorer II
This recent thread discusses that ABS Valve, even though the subject is Master Cylinder Diameter.
It also includes this link about testing one.
I didn't scour the thread for another link but I believe there was one more in there someplace. Subject RV was a 1993, and I don't know if the chassis was 1993, could have been earlier.
Always work from the CHASSIS year (dashboard VIN and Ford/Chevy door jamb label) and NOT the year Fleetwood or whomever called your RV.
ABS diagnostics, at least on these Fords was NOT part of the OBD-1 suite. Even finding the connector, which I believe is underhood near the brake booster, would not read out the ABS Codes. There was a gyration to get the ABS Light to blink them out. I think something in the above links steers you to that process.
It also includes this link about testing one.
I didn't scour the thread for another link but I believe there was one more in there someplace. Subject RV was a 1993, and I don't know if the chassis was 1993, could have been earlier.
Always work from the CHASSIS year (dashboard VIN and Ford/Chevy door jamb label) and NOT the year Fleetwood or whomever called your RV.
ABS diagnostics, at least on these Fords was NOT part of the OBD-1 suite. Even finding the connector, which I believe is underhood near the brake booster, would not read out the ABS Codes. There was a gyration to get the ABS Light to blink them out. I think something in the above links steers you to that process.
- WesternHorizonJun 17, 2024Explorer
Thanks for your reply. I don't think I saw it back in the day. Last year in AZ I met a guy who had gotten a rebuilt assembly. My notes from 2015 are not clear, but this MIGHT be what I need:
Cardone ABS Hydraulic Assembly
Part # 12-2061$143.99 + $42.00 Refundable Core
Exact fit for your 1995 Ford E-350 Econoline
Reman ABS Hydraulic Assembly; 2-Wheel ABSIf my project list ever gets shorter, maybe I will revisit this.
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