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ABS dash Light on 850 1994

I have an ABS trouble code 4-2-2 (Return valve for rear brakes,open circuit or shorted.) When I delete the trouble code it always returns after it signals 1-1-1 in socket #3.The ABS light is continually on. Appreciate any suggestions or tips and also I wish to learn wher the return valve is located. Thanks.








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ABS dash Light on 850 1994

The valve is located in the pump body, and you don't even want to consider that failing. A junk yard pump will work, so long as it hasn't been dried out for a long period of time.

More likely, the wiring and or connector need to be examined where it goes to the ABS pump. Unplug it, clean it with a tooth brush and electric spray cleaner, and reseat the plug.

Klaus
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ABS dash Light on 850 1994

Thanks Klaus for the info.

The ABS pump looks like its behind the air filter housing and under the brake master cylinder. Is this correct ? What are easiest steps to get at wireing connection? Thanks Leo








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Correct. If you cannot see the connection, just remove the air cleaner and all will be exposed.

PS A new pump from the dealer is about $2000.

Klaus
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thanks Klaus for your help. I appreciate it. Leo







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