Is our abs control module the same as the Lincoln ls/s-type module?
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Is our abs control module the same as the Lincoln ls/s-type module?
Hey guys,
I have the abs/traction control/asc lights again. I know my unit is bad. I noticed that the Lincoln ls module from the same years looks identical to ours. I know it was used in the s-type. Would it work in the xj8?
Thanks
Brian
I have the abs/traction control/asc lights again. I know my unit is bad. I noticed that the Lincoln ls module from the same years looks identical to ours. I know it was used in the s-type. Would it work in the xj8?
Thanks
Brian
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If the problem is the solder connection to the abs pump, you can fix that yourself or send it out for repair for under $100.
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Thanks! I don't post here as often as I would like to, but I have to say this site has made jaguar ownership much more enjoyable.
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Disconnect the battery, pull up on the connector at the ABS pump, repeat two or three times, then add some silicone bulb grease to the connector.
I have had similar trouble and it was corrosion causing increased resistance. I still have problems every six months or so, disconnect and reconnect the connector and the problem goes away again.
I have had similar trouble and it was corrosion causing increased resistance. I still have problems every six months or so, disconnect and reconnect the connector and the problem goes away again.
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Disconnect the battery, pull up on the connector at the ABS pump, repeat two or three times, then add some silicone bulb grease to the connector.
I have had similar trouble and it was corrosion causing increased resistance. I still have problems every six months or so, disconnect and reconnect the connector and the problem goes away again.
I have had similar trouble and it was corrosion causing increased resistance. I still have problems every six months or so, disconnect and reconnect the connector and the problem goes away again.
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On my 2001 XJR the same error code kept appearing randomly. I rebuilt ABS Module. cleaned the wheel sensors and checked the continuity of all of the circuits from the ABS Module to the grounds and ECU. The error signal displayed in the Odometer Screen ended up being a fault that was being thrown as a result of installing new rear brake pads without clearing the Jaguar Error Codes ( Std. OBD Tool will not clear the Jaguar Codes). Once I connected to a Diagnostic Tool (MATCO Windows OS) that could read and clear the Jaguar Codes...the problem was solved and no more Error Displays. (Disconnecting the Battery or using a standard OBD tool will not clear the factory codes).
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On my 2001 XJR the same error code kept appearing randomly. I rebuilt ABS Module. cleaned the wheel sensors and checked the continuity of all of the circuits from the ABS Module to the grounds and ECU. The error signal displayed in the Odometer Screen ended up being a fault that was being thrown as a result of installing new rear brake pads without clearing the Jaguar Error Codes ( Std. OBD Tool will not clear the Jaguar Codes). Once I connected to a Diagnostic Tool (MATCO Windows OS) that could read and clear the Jaguar Codes...the problem was solved and no more Error Displays. (Disconnecting the Battery or using a standard OBD tool will not clear the factory codes).
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