Wow hope this works Thanks!!!
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1986 325es (69k) Garage Queen Buy It Now 10k;1986 325es (track rat) 2.7i How-To & 1.1/1.3Motronic UpGrade
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Thank you sir! You have fixed my abs light problem!!!
The only thing I did different is use some actual wire and soldered it in.
Also you must disconnect the battery for the light to turn off!
1986 325es (69k) Garage Queen Buy It Now 10k;1986 325es (track rat) 2.7i How-To & 1.1/1.3Motronic UpGrade
1991 318is (daily driver) 1991 318is M42 Maintenance How-To;1989 325i (parts car)Comment
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linky no worky?
mirror?HE>i
89 335i m30 power, 4hp22 deliveryComment
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plz? anyone, can you re-link this or repost the procedure?Comment
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I did this to my car about 4 years ago after I bought it. I didn't really know what I was doing and I was pretty broke. Instead of using a soldering iron all I had was a gas stove in my kitchen. I used the stove to heat the fork until it was red hot then I used the fork to heat the relay, then I reheated the fork and melted the solder. I repeated this process many times. I put the relay back in and the light hasn't come on since.
If I had to do it again, I would just get a new relay.Comment
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link no worky tooComment
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Sorry guys I moved servers and that article didn't find a home on the new server yet.
I will add it soon.Thanks,
Dan
Matawan, NJ
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what size fuse should a person use here?Comment
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If someone could post some more pictures of where exactly you're supposed to solder, that'd be pretty helpful. I soldering in a thin strand of copper wire, but I think I used the wrong points..Comment
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Man I sure could have used this info a month ago. I got the relay for $20 though.Comment
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yeah any updated servers?Comment
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alright, i have a strange problem...
in my e28, sometimes the light is on, sometimes its not. but the abs works all the time.
its kind of sketchy, but i'm not sure how good abs was back then. upon the application of full braking it will lock the tires for about 10 feet, then lock, unlock, lock , unlock; leaving about 5 foot stripes until it comes to a stop.
is that how its supposed to work? in newer cars its more of a stuttering of the pedal, and the tires never fully lock.Originally posted by BillBrasky2007 CVPI, stock and slowOriginally posted by acolella76
1994 tercel, 5efhe swap, i/h/e
1984 t-type, 5.3/th350 swap in progress
My newest addition:
Rebecca Arlene, born 4/19/2013Comment
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The tires do lock or rather partially lock in newer cars. Wheel speed sensors sense lockup, it is just highly temporary. ;)paint sucksComment
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