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ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/7/2008 6:57:56 PM   
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    Hello, my ABS light is on (1991 s10 4x4 TBI, 4 door). I reset the ABS circuit/codes using a jumper wire, but it comes right back on as soon as it is powered up/started. Does this mean its the EBCM? Or is the BCM part of the engine ECM? Where do I go from here??

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RE: ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/9/2008 9:04:33 AM   
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I want to know how to use the jumper wire and reset the abs

my light is on and I would like some info also


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RE: ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/19/2008 3:09:02 PM   
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Anybody? Can someone tell me where the ABS brain (BCM?) is located at?

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RE: ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/19/2008 4:07:46 PM   
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The ABS control module should be located on the side of the ABS unit itself.

What codes came up?  Might point to what is wrong...  Just a thought...


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RE: ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/20/2008 5:36:49 AM   
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how do you check abs codes

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RE: ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/20/2008 6:42:12 AM   
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I bought a code checker for 29.99 and determined why my light was on. It was a faulty front wheel sensor. Usually there is a problem when that light stays on. While I still had normal brake operation I did not have 4WAL until I replaced the sensor. I suggest you figure out the problem - fix it - then reset the light to off. Or if you are happy with regular brakes just unplug the light.

I cannot remember where I purchased the code reader from but I simply did a google search and found one. They are complete with instructions and the list of problems for each code and are really easy to use. I thought it much better than connecting the terminals with jumper wires.




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RE: ABS light on, how to fix? 1991 4x4 - 3/20/2008 6:44:06 AM   
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Oh the brain plugin is below the steering column between your legs.


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