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Old 05-08-2006, 11:02 AM
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Looked under the car today and this is what I saw. Anyone know where to connector goes to? ABS inop light is on, would this connector be for the ABS?

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did u get under the car and see if there is a female plug where that one plugs in to???
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No I just took the picture since I was already dressed for work. I won't be able to get under the car till Saturday.
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Ok, found out that the connector is for my ABS. The shop guys said that the straps from the dyno must have pulled the plug out.
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Wow.... I would make sure they are a little more careful under there..... There are other wires that may not be a merciful next time.....
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True.
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well, i guess that just reinforces the fact that its better to do everything yourself!
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Connected it back, pretty simple. That little red connector was a pain to get in correctly but it only took about 3 min to get it back on. The main connector took 3 seconds.
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did the brake light or abs inop turn off?
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Never had a brake light issue. I haven't started the car after I connected the connector. I'll find out Friday when I go get gas.
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