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This past weekend, my ABS went out while on the track. I have no ABS at all. I can lock all four up without any effort at all. The ABS light is on solid. Electrical power is good. No codes, but I only had a generic OBD2 reader. Has anyone had this type of failure?
I didnt think boiling the fluid meant it was still boiling several days later??? I thought maybe he boiled it (or nearly) that caused an issue that might go away with a re-flush / reset... it was a thought
It grounds via the headlight ground on the driver's side IIRC. Accidentally cut it once and experienced the same effect. Took me a whole day at the track to figure it out. Duh....
Yes drivers side and there is actually 2 there, 1 ground bolts to the top of the frame rail horn (this was the one loose on Mike's car), and the other goes to the side of the inner fender well. Both brown wires and obvious grounds. Different years may have different locations. They do go into harness and also work as grounds for headlights and other things.
FYI - Mike carries a number of items in the front trunk when transporting to and from the track and I would speculate that one of these items possibly bumped the ground and loosened it.
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