i just changed out my abs relay it was very easy to find.. it was just clipped on some of the metal reinforcements of the dash right on top of the abs brain. i just stuck my hand in there felt around and there it was pull to the driver side some and it clipped right off and pulled it out.. ill take some pix of where mine was incase you guys still havn't found yours...
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I bought a new relay about a month ago and it fixed the problem. I got my ABS back and the light was gone.
But last night the light came back on! Initially when the car is first started its off, it is within the first 50 feet of driving when it comes back on and then stays on until the car is shut off again.
What do you make of that?-NickOriginally posted by 87e30First of all: calm the fuck down; second of all; cool story bro.
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i thought i saw 30amp on the photo of the relay being soldered. check it out.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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Originally posted by BeemerBuyer View PostI bought a new relay about a month ago and it fixed the problem. I got my ABS back and the light was gone.
But last night the light came back on! Initially when the car is first started its off, it is within the first 50 feet of driving when it comes back on and then stays on until the car is shut off again.
What do you make of that?
Clean the random iron dust off of each wheel sensor. You will have to remove each wheel sensor, wipe it off, and carefully reinstall it.
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88 e30 vert with m20b25
My ABS light was on constant once I started the car.
Pulled the driver side lower panel off and found the ABS relay. Removed it.
Opened the metal can by prying back the small tabs that hold it onto the inner relay mechanism.
Found that the fusible link (wire) was indeed an "open". Removed both sides of the broken wire with my soldering iron. Discarded .
Opened the hood and went to my fuse box. Opened it and found the fuses that are added to the plastic top as replacement fuses. Found one that was 7.5 amps and the wire that goes throughout the fuse looked approximately the same as the one that I removed from the ABS relay. Used a dremel to cut away everything but the wire and the end connectors. Soldered that to the same locations that the fuse able link was soldered to and then reassembled the relay. Plugged relay back in and then clipped it to the same location above the steering column. Replaced the lower cover below the steering column . Started the car.
No ABS light !!!!
Drove the car around and found my ABS to have returned!
This was a great write up and solved my issue with perfection !
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